Bassick High School - Voice Yearbook (Bridgeport, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1951 volume:

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J . J' J . J ' J 'I L . . . J. ra Mzss Gladys E Kcwamzb DEDICATIO We of the Class of 1951 Join vsith the entire student body the faculty and the administrators of Bassiclc High School in dedicating this yearbook to Miss Gladys Kavanah who is leaving Bassick this year After these many years of selfless and devoted service both as a teacher and as our well earned rest from the arduous duties of ofhce To many people including graduates of Bassick from the Hrst class of Bassick unior High School in 1979 to our current graduates and students Miss Kavanahs name is synonymous with that of our school With you Miss Kaxanah go our sincere wishes for happiness and success in the coming years May they be satisfying and fruitful 5 I I Y- ' y ' , . assistant-principal, Miss Kavanah has decided to retire from active service to take a y Q . 1 I . . MR FRIEDRICH G ROTH PIIHCIPHI MR GEORGE L GARAND MISS MARY I. GALLAHUE Assistant Principal Assistant Principal N 1 W BASSICK FACULTY Frrst row Cleft to rtghtl Rose Caruso Dorothy Cutler Alxce Harrrgan Barbara Cnglar Florence Huntress Mary Gallahue George Garand Catherme Cullman Ulrlka Benson Myrtle Humphreys Mane Cooney Ellanor Burr Anna Donahue Second row Cleft to flghfj Evelyn Shey Olue Donnelly Susle Farmer Helen Anderson Wxlllam Daly Sndney Goldsteln Warren Brown Paul Davls Vlola G1lley Frank Ham Frances Dunleavey Albert Fletscher Herbert Harrmgton Earl Brown Mane Green Lo1s Fytelson Rose Costa Non1e Brennan MISS ELAINE COOPER Head of Commercial Department MISS ULRIKA E. BENSON MISS MARIE B. CQONEY Head Of Foreign Language Head of History Department Department 8 BASSICK FACULTY Frrst row Cleft to rxghtj Ida Orlrn Nathalxe Lamb Flora Wrllmarth R1chard Mayer Charles Neary Frerdrrch Roth Gladys Ixavanah Clarence Terrell Stanley Oestre1ch Marguerxte james Helen Reed Grace Larng Second row Cleft to rlghtl Natalle Stock Elrzabeth Kelly Flora Neubauer Mae McNulty Henry Walsh Harry Kaplan Harry Lyon Henry Rockel Augustus Zavory Emanuel Klemwald Barbara Rogers Helen Splllane Mrrram Mallay Pearl Roberts MISS CATHERINE CULLINAN Acting Head of English Department MR. FILANK HAM Head of Science Department 9 MISS SUSIE B. FARMER Head of Mathematics Department 1 MYWEQ THE 11 J N2 I3 Nr gb! 9 Q' 2933 X N K A 499 fE+ :l'p7 9.7 Q' 51' 2- sf J K 'v...f'- if Yfmrk 5093533 IIVKL LJILMJ Al LYZJQI I 3 ffmfwfth in flu' fir! lkjfurlrm CN UFFICERS DAVID PIROZZOLI Presndenr JOAN MONTURI Vxce Presrdent MISS HELEN REED GLADYS BUSSER Secretary Class Adv1ser DANIEL ROWELL CHESTER ZANIEFSKI Treasurer SHIRLEY MILLER Socral Dnrector I2 Socxal Dxrector Seated lst row Cleft to rrghtl Janet Massey Barbara Baye Wnllram Allen Elarne Berger Robert Boston Margaret Merrrtt Bruce Barnes Joan Boclre Mlss Helen Reed Second row Cleft to fight, Joyce Wood Pauline Targonskl Russell Bngney Robert Fxndlay Herbert Gratrrx Wxllram Kerlgan Jack Kerrgan james Rerlly Sam Hartenberg Patrrcra Brtso Rheta Lafferty MUST IMPDRTA T PEDPLE Semor Delegates Have you wondered who has been responsrble for the varnous senror functxons9 Meet the Semor Dele gates Thrs energetrc group of boys and grrls wrth the help and gurdance of the Senlor ofhcers and Mlss Helen Reed made the year a successful one Can we ever forget the Class trrp-the Football Hop--the Semor Mothers Tea the Prom-Class Day? These all prompt us to ask the classlc questron Remember when? Besrcles planmng our good tnmes thrs busy bunch kept the treasury full They also managed to keep the average semor tn a state of perpetual bankruptcy They may have met wtth a lot of opposxtron but they were persuasrve enough to make the year a financral as well as a socral success Through thexr trreless efforts we can say that thrs year has been the best of all To the class officers the Senror Delegates and especrally to Mtss Reed our patrent and helpful class advxser goes a great brg vote of thanks Muay ll 3 lg 2 ?ll V Ll :si lit nil .,., illii B' ' .CW UDDI, 33? W FQ. . 3 y D y s x s r , 1 - I Z 9 Y 3 Y 7 7 s r y , y 1 0 ' , 7 Y ' . - . .. ' 7 - , u x -. H - - - ' a , . ,- . ' 6 l 1 1 l i 3 '-.,.. -' 2 - 1- 42 f 9 U I A 'H' . Q ' '54, . 'an I l .. .- :n'l's '- A ' ,.., '1' - 5 ' ' ' Ln , , . 1 N SENIOR 1 9 Q ml! 5 1 CLASS .arg .,,, ' f , ,gy ' yn '. ,A 517' 0 , ul ' , ' U - H rl bu ff - I ' - n ,, . 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DONALD CHARLES ALEXANDER Whzmpey To worry lmle to .rtudy len I5 my zdea of happmexr Baseball Interclass Basketball Champxons Cheerleader EFROSINE BESSIE ALEXIAS Frone Nzce to know wherever you go Make up Squad Make up Squad for Barnum Festx va Pubhcxty for Semor Play WILLIAM JOHN ALLEN Wslly Where there J a Wall there J a way Pres1dent Spanxsh Club U S Hlstory Debatxng Club Semor Play Dramatlc Club Tenn1s Team Newtomans Jr Class Delegate Sr Class Delegate H R Vxce Presldent BARBARA ANNE ANDERSON uBarbu A daughter of the gods dwznely fair Red Cross Delegate L A W Dramat1c Club Chorus ROBERT HAROLD ANDERSON Sznbad Hu flarhmg .rrmle and wavy hair Has cauxed many a girl turn and .flare H R Treasurer Band Orchestra ROBERT STEPHEN ANGAL Bo Though Angal rn narne Not angel zn fame Interclass Basketball RUTH JEAN ANGLISS Ruth A plealant girl uzlh a friendly :male Bassxck Student League ALBERT JOSEPH ARSENIAN Al Oh why should lzfe all labor he? Bassxck Student League JOHN THEODORE BALGA ffjohnnyn Lrfe would he .fad rf zt were wrlhoul :port Varsxty Basketball Interclass Basketball Jumor Varslty Basketball STEPHEN ANTHONY BALGA Sieve Hu manner ss carefree, Hu .fprrzt :J gay B3SS1Ck Student League LOUIS MARTIN BALGACH HZKPU He rparkler on the diamond. Baseball Team JAMES ANDREW BANAS ,wmv A quiet hoy but rtill we know To great rurcerr his way will go. Interclass Basketball J. R. Vice-president Future Teachers of America JOAN RITA BARKER I Neatne.f.f ir the crowning grace of womanhoodf' Journalism Club Bassick Voice Literary Staff Yearbook Staff Jr. Mothers' Tea All Girls' Day German Club G. A. L. A. Volleyball Manager Jr. Basketball Champs JUDSON BRUCE BARNES BarnJey The oltener we .fee you, the more we like you. Band Orchestra Sr. Class Delegate Jr. Class Delegate Scholarship-Leadership Pin Senior Play H. R. Vice President Tennis Team C0-Social Director of the Junior Class RICHARD ELMER BARRETT IIDOCII The eary-going type Interclass Basketball Champs JOAN MARY BARSKE njoann Alu'ayr nice and unarruming, Never rarh or presuming French Club WILLIAM HENRY BATCHELOR Batch Speech ir riluer, but rilenee ir golden. Bassick Student League BARBARA ELLA BAYE nBdrbu Rory cheek: and 4 winning Jmile Spanish Club Jr. Mothers' Tea Interclass Basketball All Girls' Day Jr, Class Delegate Sr. Class Delegate MARILYN ISABELLE BEA'I'I'IE vrMdf: Carefree and gay, alwayr .something to ray L. A. W. All Girls' Day DONALD MARSHALL BECK IID0nll Happy am I, from care I 'rn free, Why aren't they all contented like me? French Club Debating Club Jr. Classical League Interclass Basketball at A , ., ,M . ,, , . , er ffff ' . . 1. ,WV , X I ew 'Q mam fr -wav-www: -sw I sfsa-wwf 'W 3- of mf :wtf me Q- ,tm . .afpff 1 n, ,,vs2f1eQta-we I ' ' ff f - ' -' , , . ff ff I. ff ,, t . eff t , ' ,. , , sr , ,X,,, XM, V, ff.g,Ltt,:e fmt- ,rw f, ww f , ' M fmnw W we ?3'mM'fMQwrfr :f- f'. rti Wir f lf ' -f ' ' ', f a',wn'1mImLu1?swla,fff?' f X f-. H A v nf' I ' 'wwf' My-4 'S 4' ' ' We at X rut f A i 'If f , ' I , ,,. ,Made va.: V , tw fk , , W ,V ' ,,, W f U fff2?e fW U , Y W L, , ,Y , , If ,,,. WW W' I , ,, I, , ff thief t , ye wm,-,ai , - X, V -. . W Q? 4 , I 3 fa af? at io?g ' QW' fe ,QM f W' km? rm . , , -, , 1ff,,n,a .,.-,W-,.,, --Mr .,,f f K , f , W ,ff fi? '1 . Y , . Jlzm ,J are ' 4 4' 'bfi' M 4 4 e N' f ,. 'T -Q . . V -- pf, 4:51, , 4 , ,- C Q ,, ff ,, ' v ' ' f , ff - ,.,.,eM.-aa-n , 4 es 1 me .W DONALD FRANK BENDIK nBeakyn The Beakyrnohile broke down, Mr. Carr. ' Intetclass Basketball Safety Club Interclass Softball ROBERT SCOBEE BENTON Bo I never think of the future It comer .toon enough Debatmg Club Spanish Club Interclass Basketball Champs ELAINE LOUISE BERGER Bert An tndxvtdual way ha: .the AI plearzng as nny way can he H R Vlce Presldent Sr Delegate jr Delegate Jr Mothers Tea Dramatic Club Yearbook Staff Interclass Sports All Glrls Day Faculty Tea RUSSELL EVERET1' BIGNEY Run Men are Jeldont hlened wzth good fortune and good Jente H R Presldent Boys Chorus Treasurer of Chou' Interclass Basketball Spamsh Club Semor Play Tennxs Team Semor Class Delegate PATRICIA JEAN BITSO a A Int of ez erythzng mee Presxdent O B S G A L A O B S L A W jr Class Delegate Sr Class Delegate Basketball Champs D A R Award Jr Mothers Tea H R Red Cross Delega GWENDOLYN ANITA BLACKWELL Gwen Always plearant Future Teachers of America EUGENE FRANKLIN BLAKEMAN Beck Much rtudy :J a wearsneu of the flerh Basslck Student League EUGENE BRUCE BLANCK Gene Imponxhle at a word only to he found an the dzctfonary of the fools jr Varsity Football Swxmmmg Team Chemxstry Research Club Newtomans Aeronauucs Club Senior Debatmg Club CONSTANCE RUTH BLOWERS Conme thore eye: L A W Chorus FRANK BOCCAMAZZO Buck One cannot know everything Interclass Basketball ll ll ff If If bl! If ' V fl fl Il . , ,, . . ' ll fl YI ,, . . . - ,, fr u . . H - - . If , , 1 , D If ,U If u t ' , fr ' 11 , Choir There': a little devil in ' If UP ,lf If ' ' ' ' .YI ' l I . 5 rc n ' ' ' u ' n . . fe F A x V, JOAN MARIE some Joan Good humor is goodness and wisdom combined. Senior Class Delegate Voice Literary Staff J. R. Treasurer Debating Club Yearbook Staff Chorus Spanish Club Journalism Club Publicity Committee Jr. Mothers' Tea Dramatic Club ANITA MAY BODNAR Queenie Let a smile he your umbrella! Athletic Delegate L. A. W. Make-up Squad Senior Soccer Champs Junior Soccer Champs SYLVIA DOROTHY BODNAR Hsin!! Sweetness and Friendship go hand in hand. Chorus Library Squad Director of Social Activities of Library Squad THEODORE CHARLES BORTNICK Te The world is full of willing people- Some willing to work the rest willing to let them Athletic Delegate ROBERT DONALD BOSTON Bo Silent and Shy But one grand guy Interclass Basketball Boys Chorus Choir Senior Delegate DORIS BOWDEN Dodo Every inch is packed with dynamite. H. R. Vice-President G. A. L. A. Dramatic Club Spanish Club Debating Club All Girls' Day Interclass Sports Spring Play H. R. President Student Council BLANCHE SIMONE BREAU Whitey She skates through life ' with the greatest of ease. French Club ' Jr. Basketball Champs All Girls Day HELEN CAMERON BROWN Helen Gracious manners and quiet airs are aids in meeting ltfe's great cares Girls Choms LOIS JEANE BROWN Lore Dtligent at work happy at play L A W Jr Mothers Tea H R Treasurer H R Secretary JOAN ELLEN BRYERS Pete Lovely to look at Delightful to know G A L A I. A W D A R Red Cross Delegate All Girls Day jr Mothers Tea Soccer Champs Basketball Champs : sNloR 9 51 CL sf, Q4-am W ff - . ll ' If ff du If ' ' If , . Y' ' ' ' , I . . . ,, . U II If N Y ' ll I' bl, H , . . . . Y H . . . 'fff 'ft, wi., f , W K ' ' .V ' ' ' kzwlW,'if'Xf'fufift' -le. V N - , ' - I x -lf f fe . . - , . . .A . , , . . -, - V ' ' t . PM '7ff5' fff5f.' 'if ' m f1',i5 f in ' ' - ' , f 'Y fa . A iii f 75 1 'T' ,,.ye,WZM,, ,,Mkn.,g,9,231, M, if? ' ' ' - V ,, ., ,-,aw f, af. Q , .,, s, . I gv Q , lolz 19l c PHILLIP HENRY BUSH Phil He really know: the rope! Stage Crew Choir GLADYS IRENE BUSSER Buzz Beauty tr power a rmtle str Jword H R Treasurer L A W Faculty Tea Sr Class Secretary D A R Award MARION POSE BUSSER Mouxte A lovely girl we all do say In a refereed and thoughtful way L A W BARBARA ANN BUTTON Barb A pa.rtel m beauty H R President Vice President Student Council Voice Literary Staff Girls' Sports Editor Voice Vice President G A L A President G A L A jr Mothers' Tea Voice Yearbook Stall All Girls Day Interclass Sports FREDERICK GILBERT CAMPBELL, JR. md Away with bowler- We're here for fun! Varsity Football J. V. Football Interclass Basketball STANLEY CAMPBELL JR 0717116 Art is indeed not the bread but the wine of ltfe President Scenic Artists Yearbook Art Stall H R V1cePres1dent WILMA LOUISE CAPLE Wtlm Muuc hath charrm A Capella Choir All Girls Day GRACE ANN CARAVAGGIO Grate With a Jong in her heart Ushers Guild Safety Club Spring Concert National Honor Society Soclal Director Future Teachers of America All State Chorus Green and Whlte Revue RUTH MARION CARPENTER rrKarpn Full of fun and fond of .rport.f G A L A Athletic Director Chorus B Y1tes B Y1tes Play Scholarship Leadership All Girls' Day Chairman Interclass Sports Basketball Chairman RICHARD LEE CHANTLAND 'fume' Hit Jrniler reflect hi: pertonality, hir friendr, hir popularity. French Club Newtonians Tennis Team Swimming Team FRANCES ANN CHECK Fran Friend lo all, enemy to none Bassick Student League JOYCE CATHERINE CIMELUS Shorlie Noble deedr that are concealed are mort esteemed. National Honor Society Ushers' Guild JOAN NATALIE CLAMPETT RaJchie A friend, a student, a girl so rare With Ioan. there'J few who ran compare. Yearbook Staff Dramatic Club Debating Club A Capella Choir Spring Play Ushers Guild Spanish Club Senior Play Spring Concert ANDREW JAMES COLIMITRA Dol The great pleature tn lzfe I5 dorng uhat people .ray you can not do H R Vice President Band J V Basketball Interclass Basketball Swimming Team PETER CONSTANDY Pete Good deed: herpeak the noble rnan Debating Club German Club H R Treasurer CATHERINE BARBARA COSTIGAN Kay I dance through life without a care. Chorus L. A. W. BEI I Y JANE COZZA Kit Sometime: serious. Jortzetirner . gay' . Aluuyt ntce either way L. A. W. Faculty Tea Jr. Mothers' Tea All Girls' Day Girls' Softball Team ELIZABETH ANNE CREEL Betty CourteouJ and rweet, Othen like Betty you .feldom meet. German Club Debating Club SALLY ANN CRISCIONE a God gtzeth Jpeerh to all hut Jong to few A Capella Choir Chorus Library Squad Library Squad Secretary ARLINE MAY CROUTHERS Sweet dzgntty Jptced wzth frrendlznen Choir Voice Business Staff Jr Mothers Tea H R Treasurer H R Vice President Dramatic Club Spanish Club Ushers Guild National Honor Society Spring Concert J SENIQR 19 51 cr ss 1 f eff my 19 51 CL f 3' WMF? 5 ef it 453554 ff ae waxed iii.. at eaeawa ern we WILLIAM RALPH CSAPO Garpspe Blond and tall And how they fall J V Football Varsity Football Photography Staff Stage Crew Pres Athletic Delegation H R Athletic Delegate lnterclass Basketball WILLIAM THOMAS DALY Moure Hes out for mzrchzef all the whsle Red Cross Delegate Safety Club Swimming Team Spanish Club BARBARA LORRAINE DAVIS Drxze More pep than a peppermint :trek Cheerleader L. A. W. Athletic Delegate H. R. Secretary Red Cross Delegate All Girls' Day lnterclass Basketball lnterclass Softball JEAN AUDRY DEMKO Jeannie I have a great heart with room for everyone. Bassick Student League GEORGE WILLIAM DEVAN :rB0JJ.u A hot man on the gridiron. Football Basketball Baseball Athletic Delegate GLORIA ESTHER DIAZ Chtqurta Aluays hrzght never rm Full of pep ugor and vrm B Yites All Girls Day Cheering Squad lnterclass Basketball lnterclass Volleyball lnterclass Soccer lnterclass Softball Red Cross H R Delegate ARNOLD WILLIAM DILLON Arn A Jpark of fire Bassick Student League MARGARET DIMITRI DINA Tala Small petite and oh .ro sweet L. A. W. Yearbook Staff JOYCE EVELYN DOUGLAS Doug' She if peppy, what a girl- S he keepx ur in a conrtant whirl.' L. A. W. Cheerleader All Girls' Day lnterclass Basketball lnterclass Baseball lnterclass Soccer Athletic Delegate ROBERT NEIL DOYLE Robert' Care'.r a worry I don't own. Bassick Student League 1' ff ftii' :fu ', , , If , ' , 1 ,:J f4w1Lf -flffff ,W Y2fv . 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Mothers' Tea HARVEY BENNETT DWORKEN Haro lf perronality were wealth, he'd he a millionaire, Spanish Club Band Tennis Team H R President Debating Club Interclass Basketball HOLLIS BENA DWORKEN Ho Twinkle tumble little Jtar Senior Play Secretary Chess Club Dramatic Club Treasurer Editor Bassick Voice Director of Social Activities French Club Library Squad Scholarship Leadership Ushers Guild National Honor Society Christmas Assembly ELEANOR GERTRUDE EDWARDS She 11 good ar the ir fair D A R Certihcate L A W Red Cross Delegate Treasurer O B S ,PW A 3w2? ag Zzfir ,F N it u lr NORMA JEAN ELLIOT usnugyr She'5 got a Tony all her own. L. A. W. D. A. R. Award H. R. Secretary DAVID BERNARD EPSTEIN ffppie, The man who helierer lr the man who achiezferf' French Club Spanish Club Senior Debating Club Red Cross Delegate DONALD THOMAS FAULKNER Don' The atomic homl: im't very big either. Chess Club CAROL ELIZABETH FAULL Carrie A light heart liver long Athletic Delegate Girls Chorus GLADYS FLORENCE FAZACKERLEY Glad A charming min' utth a charm ing uay Aluayi the tame eiery a National Honor Society Ushers Guild jr Classical League Interclass Basketball Interclass Soccer 1 OR 9 5 SS if 254, Qlfvv ah ,Z ff llyu Il ' V ' ' H , . ff - f 1 ft - - ff - u ' - up ' , y , . H f ,, . . . nElu ' ' 1 ,, , . . ',, . ' , d yor . . . , , . . X . an ' I I . I . A ' A . ' I M wwf' A ' Jw. vie' Maw X 1fL,,-.:- 1' ' ' I ' 'I , , . ..2esL.rI:My'fI'- QI.I ' - ' A A . K ' - '-I LM '?'!4flT4Ii':?I AIM 5 ?4I?1xl, 'f,'.5fin'. ' '- 'Q ' fin y mu, 1 I .3 7 I 'I I ' ll I ' ' .. I' I: Ip he 1 I . , ' f I , , 1 ,iewiqa '.Iq,ryjbffw, . 7 ' 1 M I . I I ' 'I I I .V OR 9 51 ct V: DOLORES JULIA ANN FAZEKAS Dee For u e may search and yet can t find a heart .ro ladylzke and kind Spanlsh Club B Yrtes L A W G A L A B Bowlmg Intramural Basketball Intramural Soccer All Glrls Day JOAN ELIZABETH FEHER Szlence z.r golden but w o wantr to be .rtlent9 LAW BEATRICE MARY FELIA ea A :by reserved kznd of grace Vrce Presldent of Lrbrary Squad Pres1dent of Lxbrary Squad A L All Grrls' Day MARIANN ELSIE FELTOVIC nTextl Gentlemen CDonJ prefer blondeJ ' L A W O B S Cho1r Green and Whlte Revue Sprmg Concert Secretary of H R Chnstmas Assembly JACK FINCH jack A Jack of all trades J V Basketball Swrm Team Interclass Basketball Athletnc Delegate H R Secretary ROBERT JOHN FINDLAY Bo What: rtght urtlr the world rr rzgbt ruth me' Athletlc Delegate Semor Class Delegate JOSEPH JAMES FIORELLO oe He collertr love abzazrr other boy: do Jtampr Chess Club Chess Club Presrdent Spamsh Club H R Treasurer Yearbook Staff Voice Bus1ness Staff ROBERT FRANCIS FLYNN Gunner Great men are never apprectated Newtonnans French Club Interclass Basketball Champ Varslty Basketball Vars1ty Football Varslty Baseball J V Football J V Basketball Athletic Delegate JUNE GALE FOLDY fume Let a .rmrle be your tardy excure Dramatlc Club French Club G A L A BY1tes H R V1cePres1dent Bowlmg Soccer ROBERT FORT Sla.rb Heir top: rn our books Interclass Basketball may MARION PEARL l FREDRICKSON Man Fortune grantr thi: lady fair, Charm and grace heyond compare. O. B. S. Secretary Choir Ushers' Guild Yearbook Staff Bassick Voice Staff Spring Concert Christmas Assembly All Girls' Day L. A. W. SANDRA ANN GALE Sandy A pretty girl with look: .ro sweet, She rate: topr, for .rhe'.r hard to heat. Dramatic Club L. A. W. Ushers' Guild Jr. Classical League Choir H. R, Vice-President H. R. Secretary All Girls' Day ELEANOR RITA GALVIN El Mischief ir her middle name. G. A. L. A. H. R. Treasurer Journalism Club Basketball Champs Make up Squad B Yites Jr Mothers Tea Soccer Champs All Girls Day D A R Award THOMAS JAMES GARDNER Torn School: okay hut vacatzonr ruper' Bassick Student League FLORENCE WARD GARRITY o Good nature 1: the very azr of a good mxnd Ushers Guild National Honor Society Scholarship Leadership Spanish Club German Club H R President he YIwf gf AUDREY TERESA GAY And Wit to perruade. and heauty to delight Red Cross Delegate L. A. W. O. B. S. JUNE EVELYN GAY junie Her eyer with mirchief rparhled and her tongue gave hanter free. Dramatic Club L. 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Treasurer Red Cross Delegate All Girls' Day RICHARD LOUIS GENOVESE rrDiCkn An expert is one who know: more and more about len and lerrf Bassick Student League THOMAS GIAMBRA Tom Money money everywhere And not a drop to :pen ' J V Football Varsity Football Swimming Team Interclass Basketball H R Treasurer H R Athletic Delegate Interclass Softball JAMES COLLINS GIES lun He maker the mort of all that comer And the least of all that goer Bassick Student League 1 SENIOR 19 5 c S fa' ff M ff A f7!'5ZZW77f lolz 19 l f c RAYMOND JOHN GLATOWSKI Doe In all sports does he excel On many a grrl he casts his spell ' J V Basketball Varsity Football H R Vice President Interclass Basketball Champions ELAINE SUSAN GOLDFIELD lane The pen rs the tongue ol the mznd Editor in chief Bassick Yearbook Scholarship Leadership Asst Sr Head Usher Feature Editor Bassick Voice F T A President Dramatic Club Library Squad Secretary Spring Play Jr Class Delegate Chorus EDITH GONZALEZ Dark eyes Spanish Club GEORGE FOSTER GOODWIN George Knowledge is the path to success. U. S. Debating Club Treasurer Bassick Voice Business Staff National Honor Society Newtonians junior Classical League Radio Club HERBERT SIDNEY GRATIX trHe,bU u The age of chivalry is not dead. Chess Club Senior Delegate HOWARD SOUTHGATE GREEN E Hou re Im the hrnd of hoy my mother doesnt uant m to go around uzth German Club President MERRY ELIZABETH GREGORY Merry Laughter wzth thee I mean to lwe my merry lzfe H R Secretary D A R EILEEN MAE GUILLEMETTE Bahe A grand personalrty hrdes a tourh of rascaltty G A L A L A W Athletic Delegate Softball Champs RUTH GULLBERG Rufus She rs a great hunter and her game rs Man. H. R. Secretary B-Yites Treasurer Safety Council Chorus F. T. A. Soccer Champs Interclass Sports Bowling G. A. L. A. All Girls' Day SHIRLEY TERESA GURSEY uldeyu A happy disposition reveals a joyful heart. Dramatic Club H. R. Secretary L. A. W. G. A. L. A. Interclass Basketball B-Yites Safety Council ' if H f f A J L I JANICE CLAIRE HAEUSSLER dfl Fwe foot :even Sweet ar Heaven L A W Safety Club Treasurer ROBERT EDWARD HAFELE Ha Block that kick' Varsity Football MARCIA JANET HAISLEY Marrb She pun our lrwsal care: to flight Bassick Student League VIRGINIA CLAIRE HALL Ginny Reafon and judgment are the qualztzex of a woman Yearbook Staff Scholarship Leadership H R President Choir French Club F T A Director of Social Activities A L All Girls Day Interclass Sports Chemistry Research HARRIETTE EDITH HALPER Always full of um and pep Say :bat girl ir really bep. Spanish Club Dramatic Club Choir H. R. President Secretary National Honor Society Senior Head Usher Asst. Editor-in-chief of Yearbook Secretary U. S. Debating Club Senior Play Scholarship-Leadership 21 . ,,f- ri- 72 Q? 1, if W . ,f i 5 al GEORGE JOSEPH HARRINGTON sffmb Tall launy and terrific' Bassick Student League JEAN LOUISE HARRISON Dznzpler Tu eaxy ollyerr to beguzle llfflb dfmplei and enchantzn smile Secretary L A W Yearbook Staff SAMUEL JOHN HARTENBERG Sanz A gentleman 11 a nzan ubo can duagree uztbout bezng du agreeable Band Orchestra Choir Jr Classical League Spanish Club U S History Debating Club Scholarship Leadership Senior Delegate Spring Concert Tennis Team PATRICIA ALICE HEANUE Trzsba Dancing if the poetry of the feet Newtonxans Ushers Guild Student Council H R President Baton Twirlers Green and White Revue Jr Mothers Tea Spring Concert Scholarship Leadership MARTIN ALLAN HITCHCOCK Mart Knowledge ir power. Hi-Y Boys' Chorus Bassiclc Voice Business Staff Chemistry Research National Honor Society History Debating Club Spanish Club iiiiCi'iiil0R' 19 51- CLASS lolz 19 51 ct REGINA CELIA HOJNOWSKI e She ll always' wear 4 queenly crown Volley Ball Champs Soccer Champs D A R BYites Jr Mothers Tea Chairman for Publicity Sprm Pay All Girls Day Dramatic Club L A W Athletic Delegate LENORE THELMA HOROWITZ Lenny A thy little rmrr or .ro rhe Jeernr But leading lady in any man! dream: Jr Classical League Business Staff Spanish Club History Debating Club Chemistry Research Choir Chorus DOROTHY ANN HOWARD Dot Sparkle Plenty L A W H R Treasurer H R Secretary All Girls Day Senior Play MARY RUTH HOWLEY Babe Always seen and alwayr heard. Chorus L. A. W. Le Cercle Francais Red Cross Delegate JOANN CLAIRE HURVUE I. . Why oh why did I ever leave Lake Waramaug. Girls' Chorus Spring Concert Spanish Club Interclass Softball Interclass Basketball QQ TED JOHN HURVUL Ted Country Gentleman Bassick Student League ROBERT MARTIN HUSTEK Bo He ffghtr like 4 real lion on the Held Yearbook Art Staff H R Vice President I V Football Varsity Football HELEN MARY IANULY Dark hair dancing eyer Aluayr rmiling .ther 4 prize D A R Interclass Basketball L A W Dramatic Club H R Secretary Yearbook Staff All Girls Day H R Vice President BERNICE SUSANN IWANSKI Cheerful bright and pleasant to know. Library Squad Girls Chorus L. A. W. Dramatic Club JEAN JAUDON ean A twinkle in her eye: 4 tune on her lipr. A Capella Choir JOAN JAUDON fm Life is nothing hut a Jong. A Capella Choir L. A. W, MARY ANN JOHNSTON Alai She'.t Merry, Alert, and Jolly. Junior Classical League Chorus Yearbook Staff Journalism Club U. S. History Debating Club Christmas Assembly DOROTHY NANCY JONES Dot Her rmile ir a captured mo- ment of .fummer Mme. G A L A F T A V1cePres1dent Spanish Club ROBERT WILLIAM JOYCE Bo Her courleour and frzendly and lzked hy so many Safety Club Stage Crew F T A H R Treasurer A Capella Choxr F T A Treasurer Sprung Concert Boys Chorus ALVIN JULIUS KANGISSER He uho is frm fn usll moldr the world to hxmrelf U S History Debatmg Club Interclass Basketball French Club JOAN MARIE KEEGAN ,Ioannie BeauIy and merit are now joined. Spanish Club French Club F. T. A. Yearbook Stal? Journalism Club JOHN JOSEPH KERIGAN njackn Ready for duty, ready for fun, He lifes rontent and enries none. Interclass Basketball Junior Delegate Senior Delegate Cheerleader WILLIAM FRANCIS KERIGAN, JR. Bill The only Bill u'e're glad to receive Junnor Class Delegate Semor Class Delegate KEITH KILBORN S puler Nothzng :J loo tough for hm: to tackle Nor loo high for ham to asm at Junxor Class Delegate H R Preslclent J V Basketball Varslty Basketball Varsrty Football Varsrty Baseball Interclass Basketball Interclass Baseball JOAN MARY KILEY Penny One could mark her merry na ture hy the lumkle zn her eye L A W Chorus 1 5' 'W as 52' ff' 7 T? ejfaf W ,JE 5hZfi4'?:fl t 1' we 'SW ff et? ,f x SENIOR 19 51 CL SS f eff Fl 5 dxf? ibn ,fl 3-f ZW 1 kr? 'aa 4 wc. '-K I rr bn H , U Y ' ., . . . V H ft . . . ,, ' 1? .V ,, 7 . . I. ,. ,, - ,, ' rr - . . V- - 1, rw wwe f4ff'?' . if Tlf 'fQ'f .1C if r Lf 'sri' 3 ' ' ' ' . ' tfairaf W iff -1 .f ,f , ai . , . , . ,wr , M- M-an fH,..fz-wwf., -a '7 - V - f ww, '1,:,7'r ' - if , ' f . ' 7' f ' 'f ' ff ff ' ' lk ,V , , -. .. ,. .,. . ,alfa W .. fr .H . f-N xl 'I' l ' - ir a if - , , . . . . U, f -.- ,,. .. al, .. W., M, -- .W - -W af. 1- , . I :fam , , gffjzf-f f?f,.-is 1 -12:4 .s, ' w e wif r , , pe I, , I 5 'Y 1- -we f- 4172- 2 'T .am f M f.f:,r.'e- H Lf W'n..fgaefaav,w-4 era ,Af,mf,+c'v fre' rf - ' ..- V ,-jeff.. ,f f . 1: - , .rf . r 5 Nlolz 9 ll ' 5 Ass MARIE KISH Mooney Her wordf are like carrier pigeonx Only to he releaied tn an emergency LAW RUTH INA KLEBAN i From what we hear a musician ts she and a concert pianist :he ll probably he Senior Play Vice President Junior Classical League Ushers Guild Scholarship Leadership Orchestra Dramatic Club Debating Club H R Vice President Spanish Club Junior Mothers Tea WILLIAM HAROLD KRESGE Bt Handrome blond and very tall Nothing wrong with him at all Interclass Basketball Swimming Radio Club Aeronautics Club EVELYN KROLIKOWSKY Eu AJ likeahle ax xhe is lookahle Interclass Basketball Interclass Volleyball Interclass Soccer All Girls' Day L. A. W. Dramatic Club jr. Mothers Tea RHETA ANN LAFEERTY Reet George H. R. President Student Council L. A. W. Girls' Chorus A Capella Choir Spring Concert Interclass Softball Interclass Soccer Senior Delegate ROBERT JAMES LARKIN Lark Worry is not part of my nature Interclass Basketball MARGARET MARY LA ROSE Marge Alwayr actwe alwayf gay Alwayf has a pleaxant way ROBERT LARSEN Bo He har both feet planted yirmly on the accelerator Treasurer of Spanish Club Athletic Delegate Red Cross Delegate Boys Chorus Spring Concert JOHN ALAN LARSON John Studying if my favorite sport, I could Jit all day and watch it. Chorus Choir Spanish Club Interclass Basketball Champs Athletic Delegate H. R. Treasurer J. V. Football FRANK HENRY LAUFER III Frank There'.r a place for homework, hut it .rounds rather harrh to name it. Bassick Student League GEORGE HENRY LE CATES Beed A friendly :mile A pleasing perronalityf' 1. V. Football Varsity Football Interclass Basketball Athletic Delegate BARBARA LEE Bob She goex where :he plearer and please: where the goes. Choir Christmas Assembly Jr. Mothers' Tea ROBERT ANDREW LESKO nBobu Tho.te wild, wild women are making a wild man of me. Interclass Basketball J v Football Red Cross Delegate PHOEBE ANN LEWIS Pheh A gzrl with a .tmrle Is 4 girl worthwhile Red Cross Delegate Jr Class Delegate jr Mothers Tea H R Vice President German Club Da Baseball Soccer Basketball All Girls Interclass Interclass Interclass WILLIAM CHARLES LINDSAY Br I don I lrke none unless I make it myrelf J V Basketball Varsity Basketball Interclass Basketball Athletic Delegate f CAROLE ANNE LOGAN Carole Cute, clever. full of fun She will alwayi rate A-I. Dramatic Club H. R. Vice President F. T. A. journalism Club Yearbook Staff Chorus ROBERT LE ROY LYHNE 'Tiger Thi: LYHNE will always be bury. Athletic Delegate JANET ALICE LYNCH Jay In school, quiet u'e're ture- Oulside of srhool well ue're not so sure L A W JOHN D MAGGI Mag N othrng warner hzm Nothing hurrrer ham Bassick Student League ROBERT DONALD MAKAR ul .r Share and :hare alxke- Espeually homework H R Vice President Interclass Basketball 1553, says' A, WWW 41 aff ,fi x SENIOR 1 51 CL ll '79-L ee elf? 3 49,514 figs fa A51 5.25. at f f , If If ll ,, . . . . . ,, l If I! i K ' . . ,, . . . . . . ,, - . IP ' Il ll . ,, . H - 1 s I l I' I 1 '11, 4. -. 'wma ,'fw1,gvf A 1, f -aw, - f, . . f Tv: w, .w,w'.f 4.1:-4' ,gf - . .f--4,1 ff: ' '. f..f'1,'a. .',.-v.' 'f -L, .zw ys --,, 5 Q, v. if i-,JN -.fgzvpevv fy 1 , .ff ' .' ,'-iw x .7 awp.. I-iigfaf whsle' 7-'f'L v's . Q - ' ' A f,.9:xrgf3Q1121ef are-21fa.:' V4 . :wgffisff .z u .9 an sV w..v,,., ,,, , I W. WLM!! g ,V V ., I .1 , I -. ,J ,,J,g,,,1,fga:?,r,'.',..,5.L .y9,..3 ,g'f,,,:,,glf,.' - iff: is ' Ziff . ' ,V N. x -If 1 r , '1 gp g.: ''-',1ff.,,:ms.ff,,g,,-'-if . M , , M . I . . 4 - 2 fare effeizfq , ' Keegan'-f5.,4 - , I' 5 .Q 3. . . . . angie My l , , A 1 , .A Q X V 1 1 ,S r f - - 'J ' . , ,. 'f:. :'-.,,..... 1 --1' '. j.twf?3?fQ,'.4.,.V..,Q eg.: ,V .fy fy V .N ' +ey,,Mg5,, -,, I iz ngiiggfgyfr, V pu, gh I TERESA MARY MANCINI Her eye: are the wmdowt of ber heart H R Treasurer Junxor Mothers Tea Yearbook Staff F T A IRVING CHARLES MANDELL rv Good humor maker all things tolerable Le Cercle Francaxs Athlenc Delegate Interclass Basketball HELEN MARIE MANELY Helene Graczour manner: and qure! arrs Are ardx zn meetmg life .r great carer Bassxck Student League BEVERLY ANN MARSHALL Bev Frsendlxnerr rr a .ngn of happiness DARAward LAW DOLORES EDITH MAS Lrta We re ready for a Ma.f meeting anytime LAW X 5 C up JANET CAROL MASSEY jan We re ready for a Mas meetmg anytrme Vrce President of Chonr Secretary of Cholr Scholarshlp Leadershzp L A W H R Presldent H R Secretary Sen1or Delegate Spr1ng Concert All State Chou Jumor Mothers Tea MARY JANE MAY MASTRANGELO There 1: no cormelze for beauty lrke lvappznerr H R V1cePres1dent Junlor Mothers Tea Junxor Classical League Vorce Bus1ness Staff U S Hnstory Debatrng Club Chorus Dramanc Club ANN MARY MATTIELLO Ann One who 15 friendly never lackr frrendr H R Secretary H R Red Cross Delegate L A W Dramatxc Club JOYCE ANN MC BRIDE Joyce She :J all my fancy pamted er L A W Junlor Delegate Jun1or Mothers Tea Journalxsm Club MARIE ELAINE MC CARTHY ac Alwayx gay never .rad Sometime: naughty never bad All Glrls Day Chorus I , , , , , , l ll 7 H , - IFTIJ ,, ' .Il ff - . 11 l rrM' 1.11 IPI I! H I ' ' ' n rf - ' n ' - ' . H. R. Treasurer fl !l H ll 6 ,, . . rr - - - . . . . , ' 'H v ll f- ll I! 0 u fx ,, . . ,, .... - H lm . H ' ,I fl ll M Il I ' V ' Il I' I ! , ' ' I MARGARET IRENE MC CUBBIN Peg Peg of our heart! Dramatic Club Green and White Revue Spring Concert Choir F. T. A. Treasurer Debating Club Yearbook Staff Spanish Club Baton Twirling Publicity Committee Senior Play ANNA RUDOLPHA MC DOWALL Rudie A willing worker if very rare, But Rudie is willing to do her share. L. A. W. Vice-President H. R. Soccer A11 Girls' Day JOHN LOUIS MC KEON Big john Tall, dark, and some ham! H. R. Treasurer J V Football Junior Classical League Chorus JOHN ANDERSON MEIKLE Meih There! a method to tr madnerr Football Manager Varsity Basketball J V Basketball J V Football Athletic Delegate MARGARET IRENE MERRI Marge Full of fun lull of wrt Well liked hy all Marge 1: a but Iournalism Club Literary Staff Assistant Editor Yearbook G A L A All Girls Day junior Red Cross Delegate Senior Delegate Secretary German Club junior Mothers Tea Manager of Basketball K ,4 Feie' CHARLES LOUIS MESTER Char Newer a worry, never a care Publicity Committee JEANNE VALARIE MESZAROS Jeannie Grace in all her Jteps, Heaven in her eye! B-Yites L. A. W. H. R. Treasurer Bassick Voice Business Staff Girls' Chorus O. B. S. D. A. R. BETTE PATRICIA MEYER lfLibU Here today, tomorrow?- maybe. Chorus L A W FRANK EMIL MEYERS Frankie He never let: hu .rtudier rnterfere with hu education Inrerclass Basketball CHARLOTTE EMMA MIDDLEBROOK Char Sweetners sr the charm that hold: ur in her :way AW Safely 'Zfaaf 5 X fl ' U ff , - lv . ,, H H ,, . . . . . . - ,, H ll ,, - Y , , ' I! . H YI fi ' . . . . . ,, l l - . ,A f .5 ee: t f If . ' 'fffsfff Wei s 3 5 iff 1' f ffrffxt an-. : 4 via-'Q f af. 313' - ' eff , - ' . - f H ff l ,- X I ., - S as a -nf , . 1 V V , s J K, ,L,,, ... A I rw, ' L. . 4. .1 f 1' . , ,, v.4'-Q, A3 ,fi 'f mzf , '- , si . , I 4 . fi it '- ., - .. - ' 1' fp 4. v ffY5Ltw'. 'ff IOR 19 l'f ASS SHIRLEY ANN MILLER Shzrl Ez er friendly ezer gay Ever cheerful lhal J her uay V1ce Presldent H R Junxor Class Socnal Dxrector Junnor Mothers Tea Scholarsh1p Leadership Ushers Guxld Natlonal Honor Socxety Senxor Class Socnal Drrector Senxor Play Yearbook Art Staff Senlor Mothers Tea DENNIS STARGIS MINELY Denny My kingdom for a haxkelha Varslty Basketball Varsity Baseball junxor Class Delegate Treasurer jumor Classxcal League Interclass Softball Athletxc Delegate Natnonal Athletxc Scholarshnp As socxatxon Interclass Basketball JOAN ARLINE MONTURI Penonaluy :J to a woman What perfume xx to a flowef Juntor Class Secretary Semor Class V1ce Presxdent Sprmg Play Semor P ay Junxor Class1cal League jumor Mothers Tea Scholarshlp Leadershlp Sennor Debatmg Club Presrdent H R Yearbook Assnstant Edntor Semor Mothers Tea NANCY LOU MOODY Nance A lfheahle gzrl wzth lzheahle way: Secretary H R Chorus Chonr STEPHEN JOSEPH MORAN Steve He mayored m amusement Scemc Artnsts Assistant Manager Football Interclass Basketball Spanlsh Club Swzmmmg Team SYLVIA MARY MORANDO If frlendxhfp :J her goal the has already uon the game AW ZIIZ1'1Ol 59 I . : I :r ' -H . -- - - - -gm 1 1 I '- El , - X ' ., ,. ' 'S' , . 1 tl - V' .I . ,, rx M .2 Q: A -E: : I ps 1' : .2 1 . T' 2 ' f f R Secretary R Red Cross Delegate Chorus Sprmg Concert Sophomore Soccer Champs Junnor Mothers Tea RUTH ANN MUSHRALL Mufh Laugh and the uorld laugh: uzth you French Club Dramatlc Club junlor Red Cross Delegate D A R JOHN NASTU Johnny A little nonrenre now and then I5 relished hy the hex! of men Varsnty Basketball Varsnty Baseball lnterclass Basketball Athletrc Delegate SYLVIA NASTU Cel Neal peute and very Jweel L A W Red Cross Delegate WINIFRED ELENE NELSEN Wznnze Everything: all rzght uith me, l'm ar happy at can he French Club Safety Club EDWARD HERBERT NELSON llEddy!l God's gift to women Spanish Club History Debating Club Varsity Basketball Interclass Basketball Champs J. V. Football Varsity Football Interclass Softball BEl'IY ANN NILES Bet It's nice to he natural I f you'r naturally nice. H. R. President Chorus F. T. A. Christmas Assembly Spring Concert Choir junior Mothers' Tm GERALD GEORGE NORKO uEg0rn Einstein and I have so much in common. J. V. Basketball Manager Varsity Basketball Manager Interclass Basketball Chess Club Chemistry Research Club Interclass Softball GAY RITA NORTON Gay Beauty hrazns and frrendlzness Are the keys to her success French Club Spanish Club Spanish Club Social Director G A L A Vice President Leader Bowling G A L A After School Sports Scholarship Leadership H R Vice President Junior Delegate Junior Mothers Tea ROBERT FREDERICK O DONNELL Bo An athlete ts a man of actxon H R Vice President Athletic Delegate Varsity Basketball Varsity Football Interclass Basketball MARTIN ALBERT OHRADAF ,Re U Bright and flaming- We mean the hair, Interclass Basketball GERALD MYRON OLDERMAN Hleffyn A wise man knows everythingf A shrewd one, everybody. Newtonians Chemistry Research Club German Club History Debating Club ROBERT MICHAEL OLEX , Boh' Cheer, Cheer for Bassichfu Cheering Squad Stage Crew Choir Interclass Basketball ELSIE MAY OLSON s A thrng of beauty rs a joy forever BY1tes Chairman Social Activi tres journalism Club H R Vice President L A W Treasurer H R Treasurer O B S junior Mothers Tea PATRICIA ANN OROSZ Pa Sonzetrmes quzet sometrmes gay We lake Patsy either way Library Squad Dramatic Club L A W NIOR I CL 1 X tu, f A SENlOR'19 51rCLASS ef, nf A ' S, - Nl S Q Q, T f ,,' , t I , A ff JACK THOMAS OSTERBERG Gm Therex rmschzef zn hu eye: H R Treasurer H R Presldent DANA ALVAN PAIGE Such I didnt do anything Chess Club Interclass Basketball Interclass Softball Red Cross Delegate PAULINE ANN PAULIN Polly Lzle pane: on uhy worry? L A W Safety Delegate Make up Squad CHRISTINE MARY PAVELO Chris She greetr each day With 4 yoyoux Jmfle H R Treasurer D A R L A W Dramatrc Club ELEANOR KATHERINE PAVLOW Kitten 'Gay and gladyome as the an DAR FLORENCE LOUISE PEARSON Prte If at J a Jport She playx ztl Orchestra Orchestra Lnbrarman Band Band Llbrarnan Jumor Mothers Tea F T A All Glrls Day G A L A Interclass Sports Spring Concert BARBARA ANN PECK Bob None kneu you but to love you Nor named you hut to praise Le Cercle Francals Spamsh Club Chorus Chrxstmas Assembly B Yrtes Chemnstry Research Club All Gxrls Day Bowlmg HELEN ELIZABETH PEKAR Helen Happy go lucky L A W Llbrary Squad Chorus FRANK EDWARD PENNY Penney Oh, what a head for HgureJ Radro Club VILMA DORIS PERACHIO lIV1lU She Jeldorn left her work undone And yet she alway: had her lun Cholr Sprmg Concert All Gxrls Day Sen1or Play Presldent junror Class1cal League Presldent Natlonal Honor Soc1ety Ushers' Guxld Scholarshxp Leadersh1p Dramatrc Club Debatmg Club FREDERICK WILLIAM PEREZ Buffalo A good rporl of fhe hen fort. Stage Crew JOSEPHINE CAROL PERKOWSKI Swell Io get along with jumor Mothers Tea H R Treasurer L A W CAROLYN JOAN PERO Butch Eye: of blue-face Jo fair The anrwer to a young man: prayer H R Presrdent H R V1cePresndent Secretary Spanxsh Club A Capella Choxr G A L A All State Chorus junxor Mothers Tea Interclass Sports Sprnng Concert Yearbook Stal? RUTH ANN PETERSON Pete Aluayr where fun 11 to he found L A W Chorus Semor Chorus FRANK MARIO PETITO F rank Long Hrllr contnhulson to Barsuk Basslclc Student League 96 BARBARA MARGARET PFIEFFER EHee She zmlkr in heauly like :he nighzf' H. R. Vice-President Chorus Spring Concert Green and White Revue junior Mothers' Tea Red Cross Delegate H. R. Secretary DAVID PAUL PIROZZOLI Dave He that makes the leart none maker the hes! leader Semor Class Presxclenr jumor Class Treasurer Scholarshnp Leadershrp Class Day Comm1ttee Athletrc Delegate DIANA M PISANELLE D Many come and many go But very feu lrhe her we know Basslck Student League MARY OLGA POIDOMANI Manner Smcenly has a charm all tl! own Chorus L A W SHIRLEY ANN PTAK Shzrl A perronalxty that always plearer B Yltes Ushers Guxld French Club Natxonal Honor Soclety O B S L A W H R V1cePres1clent Chorus Chorr Sprrng Concert SENIOR 19 51 CL 7 all or ig' IOR 51 CL ' C ,, ig A' if I ' is ' wg 4 af '- ' ' 1 ' ' 7 ' -A ' ' ' ' ' ig' 1,-ff' I ' Q ' ' f ' 2 V, 5: ,ff ' ' W Lg Q' 1 25 ' Q ' ,frQ2?:ifa:ig,s ,Q -A . ' . If , , ,,, ,f : f,,,w,,, v.fqw,,t, Wvrwe ., fr .' All' L- ' ,- Y' . , A I , ' mf 1 ff ,, - U PI - - ' ' , H , . 4, ' ' I ' xr . , Il ' I! H U H - ,, f, - . . . , . ,, FI ll II YI H 7 U ' JOHN HARNED RANDALL ack Happy go lucky rr bu trend All ln all a very good frzend Bassrck Student League JAMES DONALD REILLY Irmmy Perronalzty plus H R Treasurer H R junxor Delegate H R Senior Delegate LOUIS RENKAVINSKY Lou By the work one know: tbe workrnan Spamsh Club Chemnstry Research Club Debatmg Club MARY THERESA RECAN SKI Kztten H er voice was ever low, an excellent tbzng tn a woman Cholr L A W JUHIOI' Mothers' Tea RAE GRACE REYNOLDS ukustyn Her hair 1: red, ber complexzon fan, could you End one sweeter anywhere? L A W Junlor Mothers Tea H R Secretary Green and Whxte Revue All Glrls' Day 'fqtzlig My ?'?f'y- CHANTEL LOU RICH Cookie A happy Jmrle :J the world! bex! tome All Glrls Day Junror Mothers Tea Chorus L A W MARTIN JAY ROBBINS Mart If you call xt a bush Hell call zt a tree Safety Club Le Cercle Francaxs Semor Debatmg Club ANTHONY ROMANO Tony Un armgo de todox Band Semor Debatnng Club Spamsh Club Sprmg Concert H R V1cePres1clent Interclass Basketball LEONARD MARSHALL ROSENBERG Rane Kang of the court Interclass Basketball Champrons Bassxck Varsny Basketball H R Treasurer FRANK EUGENE ROTHE Frank1e Well tbat'J over, now for .vomethzng better Bassnck Student League DANIEL WEBSTER ROWELL rrpannyrr Nature made him, and then broke the mold. Senior Class Treasurer All-State Choir All-State Band Debating Club President Choir President Student Director of Band Senior Play Scholarship-Leadership Tennis Team Junior Class Delegate JOAN MARIE RUNDALL rrDai-'yn She'J little, but oh my! Bassick Student League FAYE GORALIE RUSCOE Run Soft rpoken and .ferrous Girls Chorus Dramatic Club Safety Council Delegate Junior Mothers Tea LOUIS ALBERT SABO Stash Handrome 4: ar handrome oe: H R Treasurer Athletic Delegate VIRGINIA VERA SABRE Ginny Congemal co operatwe and cheerful LAW agw-45, S f x RALPH LEONARD SAGER :rs-agen A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. H. R. President Student Council Boys' Chorus Choir Spanish Club Swimming Team Interclass Basketball ELEANOR MARGARET SAJGOVIC Elly God made her Jmall in order to do a more perfect piece of workmanrhipf' Library Squad Chorus Red Cross Delegate Faculty Tea B-Yites ARLINE JOAN SATHMARY MAIN To he rich in friend: IJ to he poor in nothing L A W Dramatic Club RALPH JAMES SAYBALL Ralph Mr Touchdown Baruch High H R President Treasurer of Student Council Interclass Basketball Interclass Baseball Varsity Football Junior Varsity Football Athletic Delegate STANLEY IRVING SCI-IIPIOR Starh A good :cout a gentleman and a friend Jr Delegate History Debating Club Chemistry Research Club French Club II ' ll ll . . If I! H , - - u . , . ,I H I II ' . d II ll ll . ,- u ' H ' . H I ft t - I - I u ll - . L mi 13?Qff,'4':Tf24'i?-Pia Q A 1. -1 1 V . -A , 1' l, , tjrhiirifff-tn., .1 flfl A Ll ' . . ' ' ' f . 1 .' ,4 X 'Ili f ' -1 i aff? 14 ew' ?54i:'ff?l' , f , , I V f 'A L Y 4 , f wi' T ,,g,frf.1+ ' 4 ' H . f 1 ' H of+feg44ff'f t f ' , A if navel ef 4' ,- OR 9 5 C MURIEL SHEILA SCI-IOENBERG M ack: Dress zs the stye of my thoughts French Club Spanxsh Club Dramatnc Club G A L A F T A All Glrls Day Interclass Sports Debatmg Club DORIS ELAINE SCHWARTZ Sweet and fazr rs she Dramauc Club Lxbrary Squad Jumor Mothers Tea HENRIETTA IRENE SEDLAK Hen Better late than never Make up Squad BARBARA ANN SEKELSKY Babs Jolly and gay Come what may Lnbrary Squad JEAN MARY SELLING Jeannie From a little spark a mtgbty flame does burst L A W I-I R Secretary H R Vrce Presxdent JOSEPH SERENO oe Every joe must hate rs 1 Basketball Baseball Athletlc Delegate GERALD DOUGLAS SHEARER ferry Winter summer fall sprmg Sports for htm are just e thang French Club jumor Varsxty Football Swxmmmg, Team ELEANOR PATRICIA SHEEI-IAN e The V gzrl Vtm Vtgor Vttalrty Cheerleader Interclass Sports Presldent jr Red Cross Delegate Jr Red Cross NORMAN MORGAN SHEPARD Shep All great men are dyzng Im not feelzng so uell myself Interclass Sports jumor Delegate RONALD GORDON SHIMKO Ronnze 'He ts a man who acts lzke a man A A Delegate J V Basketball Varsrty Basketball Varslty Baseball PAUL JOSEPH SIDELAU King lr be really ro shy? Bassick Student League CARL SIEGEL Carl Life if a jen, and all flying: :how it. Chorus Choir Senior Play German Club HAROLD SILVERNAIL, JR. Barter To be great is to be rniruna'erJlood. Swimming Team Interclass Basketball Athletic Delegate Red Cross Delegate Interclass Softball H1 Y BARBARA JOAN SIMKO Bobble Not very tall and not very .rrnall but rweel and farr and loved by all A W A L A Basketball Champs Vice Pres dent O B S jr Mothers Tea Safety Council Delegate ELEANOR CAROL SISKEN E ie The glar: of farlyron and the mould of form Latin Classical League Spanish Club Chorus H R Secretary Senior Delegate Basslck Voice Business Staff Sr History Debating Club PETER MICHAEL SLIVA ffpetew l'll go lo Heaven: I've go! ronneclionx there. Bassick Student League DONALD WILLIAM SMITH Smizzy An ordinary name for an extraordinary guy. Interclass Basketball Champs REGINA SMITH Jean Dres.f if the index of her con2ent.r. All Girls' Day G. A. L. A. Interclass Basketball L A W Athletic Delegate D A R Award RUTH RACHEL SMULOWITZ Rulbze A good natural person rs never out of place Library Squad CORINNE ANN SOLDI Con Iozloforrn wall be my cologne H R Secretary Red Cross Delegate French Club ournalism Club B Yites L. . . in ,. H --U G .,.. ,U ,,,,,,, 'U 4 Milf A S IOR-'19 Q 51 C c vgif l yy , It gy a 4 - . A A . A VJ I 4 fl r l1Vrkf'f:e2iQ.?1f?ff,r R if . ' Hey,rj 5gJz'gf'L -f :ve f A A1 ' m ' yy r f V 9 - t 1 i MORTON ROY SOLLOSY rrMor,y1: Patience ir a necenafy ingredient to purpose. Bassxck Student League MARILYN PHYLLIS SOLOFF Mau Wtt and wudom are horn unto a woman Yearbook Stal? Senror Play Chalrman Propertres Sprmg Play Cerman Club Safety Delegate journalxsm Club Bass1ck Volce Bus1ness Stal? Debatmg Club Lxbrary Squad Chem Research Club THERESA ELEANOR SOMERS Terry S parklzng eye! merry smzle Make her welcome all the whzle French Club Safety Councnl Delegate Cheerleader G A L A Green 8: Whxte Revue ROBERT ANTHONY SOZAN SKI Bo 'The new look men Swrmmmg Team lnterclass Basketball Newtomans Spanxsh Club LOUIS WILLIAM SRCA Pug What wzll Basrzck do wzthout me? Varsrty Football Varslty Baseball Captam J V Basketball Athletxc Delegate Interclass Basketball Ass CHARLOTTE AMY STAFFORD Stretch Wit incorporated. Dramatic Club Jr. Mothers' Tea Jr. Delegate Choir Red Cross Delegate Yearbook Stal? Sprung Concert Faculty Tea All Glrls Day All State Chou JOAN LORRAINE STARR 0471 To he rn xtyle I5 her mam dexzre and all who ree her do arlmzre L A W O B S Journahsm Club B Yxtes Safety Counc11 Delegate H R Secretary D A R Award MARTIN JOHN STAUROUSKY Straw: Study? Not when I can rer Interclass Basketball lnterclass Softball BEATRICE HELENE STEFANOCKI ea Pleasant poltte and dtgnzhed LAW DARAward EILEEN HANNAH STEINHARDT IJ there a heart that mustc cannot melt? Boys Chorus Gxrls Chorus French Club Treasurer German Club KATHLEEN LEAH STEINHARDT Kathy Size doet not .ngnzfy value German Club French Club Chorus Red Cross Delegate LORETTA MAE ST JAMES Rhett Her way: are wayt o pleaxantnerr French Club ARTHUR JOSEPH SURPRENAN T u Im yuxt a peace loving guy Bassick Student League SHIRLEY ANN SWANSON Re I rn 7u.rt huhhlrng over wrth vztalzty G A L A Athletic Delegate D A R All Girls Day Interclass Basketball Interclass Baseball Interclass Volleyball Interclass Soccer CAROL ANN SWITZGABLE Carol Good tense and good nature hath .the two of life: greatert blerrings. Spanish Club Senior Debating Club JAMES EUGENE SZABO Jim After all why he quiet? Student Council Band NANCY JUNE SZANTO Nam Effzcrency :J the hey to ruccerx Bassick Student League BARBARA ELIZABETH TAKACS Barh The blend of an earnest .ftudent and a fazthful friend H R Secretary Girls Chorus Spanish Club Debating Club Jr Mothers Tea PAULINE CAROLINE TARGONSKI Pau Ever Jrmlzng ever glad Never gloomy never .r G A L A Ushers Guild Library Squad Dramatic Club Jr Mothers Tea Senior Delegate Secretary Red Cross D A R Award Interclass Basketball Chorus GEORGE FARRELL TAYLOR A more diligent worker and amiable friend could never he found. French Club Debating Club Interclass Softball ,-. ,- X .1 i 57' ,Q .V F- Y . M f fi ' We fren ' t W' It ' I ' rttt at J - on 1 ' X OR L ROBERT STEPHEN TERITA Bo The secret to success as :onsrstency to purpose Bassxck Student League FLORENCE HELEN TETU o L A W Red Cross Delegate G A L A H R Secretary PAT JEAN THOMPSON a Petzte and peppy Treasurer Safety Council L A W G A L A Jr Soccer Champs lnterclass Basketball Red Cross Delegate V1cePres1dent Red Cross lnterclass Softball All Glrls Day Jr Mothers Tea JANE RUSH THORNBURY lame Look at her eyes and you have an angel Look a ltttle longer and you have an tmp Grrls Chorus Dramatnc Club Journalxsm Club Sprmg Play French Club Debatxng Club Chonr Yearbook Stal? All Gxrls Day Sprxng Concert MICHAEL JAMES PATRICK TIERNEY Btg Mike lVomen's styles may change but hts deszgns remasn the same Football MARGARET HELENE TOBIS Marg Tzs not often that beauty and personalzty are found tn such abundance Dramatxc Club G A L A Chorus Cholr V1cePres1dent German Club H R V1cePres1dent Athlenc Delegate Basketball Champs Volleyball Champs ORISSA MARGARET TOPPS Rrsste She hrtngs sunshine uhere er she goes G A L A Volleyball Champs FREDERICK JOSEPH TREDE The Farmer A hardy son of rustzc totl J V Football H R President HOWARD VREELAND VAN IDERSTINE Van Why make lzght of a serzous matter? Stage Crew jr Delegate l-I R Presxdent RAYMOND JOHN W AN TASSELL Ray Greater rn hezght others may he, But as a frrend none's greater than he Stage Crew lnterclass Basketball x Tl? 1 SEI '19 Q 51- ASS , ' ' I llx f V f, If fl ,tt - fl bll ' ' If ' 'II . ,, . UF! ll Softly speak and sweetly smile. U , A H , , H PIP ,ll If ' If . ' ' . If Il If ' ' fl ll ' Il H l ' ll ' I l fl ff I ff ' ' I! ,. - V U V fl ll RENE JOHN VAPORIS Rene A line life devoted to ine idealt. Tennis Bassick Business Staff JOAN SUSAN VARAY rr-,Dann Beauty'.f choicert mirror :J an admiring eye. L. A. W. LORETTA VASIL Larrie AlwayJ willing, alwayt gay, Alwayr there in time for play. Librar S uad Y CI Co-director of Social Activities, Library Squad L. A. W. Dramatic Club H. R. Secretary O B S Ushers Guild Safety Council Delegate Chorus All Girls Day VIOLET KATHERINE VAVREK lndwtdualum it my :deal French Club Chorus Spanish Club Debating Club MILDRED BARBARA VECSEY Mt Well treasure her alwayr Safety Council Delegate Chorus Spring Concert H R Treasurer French Club Green and White Revue JAMES WILLIS VENMAN rrfimrl Knowledge to know, ability to do. energy to accomplithn National Honor Society Vice- President Scholarship-Leadership Cheerleader Dramatic Club H. R. President Student Council President Tennis Team Spring Play Senior Play All-State Choir SALVATORE VETRO Sal lWhy teacher! get gray Varsity Football Interclass Basketball Interclass Baseball RUTH ANNE WARDROP r1Rutbrr Her popularity can be mearured by her height. Scholarship Leadership Ushers Guild jr Class Delegate Red Cross Delegate H R President BARBARA JEANNE WARREN Bohhre 'True to her work and her word French Club jr Mothers Tea H R Delegate Bassxck Voice Yearbook Staff Newtonrans BERNICE CARROLE WARREN Berme Little friend: often prove great friend: B Yites Library Squad Safety Club Delegate Dramatic Club Chorus Red Cross Delegate Senior Mothers Tea SENIOR 19 51 CL Aa'f't5t Wi, a Waxing! 5 . . . . - , . . . . . HV 'll 1 ff - it ,, . . . . . ,, . I ll . . l . 1 ' . ' . 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I fl s NIOR'19 511- c: JANET ETHEL WARSHAW an How stately :J her tread Holdrng aloft her regal head French Club Yearbook Staff Chemrcal Research Club Newtonnans FLOYD WEAVER Stretch Nothing seems to duturh htm Stage Crew ROGER ALAN WEED Rog Roger Wtlco and Out Interclass Basketball Interclass Softball Assistant Baseball Manager Baseball Manager HENRY GEORGE WEIMANN en Lrfe ll 1u.rt one darn thmg after another Bassxclc Student League DAVID ROBERT WEINBERG Dave lolron lwer on Band Orchestra Chonr Green and Whrte Revrew ASS't .V nf V gg.. . 1 , 1-wt, HAROLD JACK WEI NSTEIN Beak He doexnt let trouble trouble htm French Club Senror Debatlng Club MARY EDITH WHIDBEE Edie many ine pozntr ar a package of pam Bassrck Student League CYNTHIA WIDLITZ Cznrty Pep permnaltty wrt Each of there exactly fit Yearbook Staff Spanrsh Club Lxbrary Squad F T A Latm Classrcal League Chorus Semor Play Publlclty U S I-Irstory Debatmg Club ALICE DOROTHY WILEY Perronalrty twtce her .fzze L A W Red Cross Delegate Dramauc Club O B S Jr Mothers Tea RICH ARD BERTON WILKES Deck The leopard walk: through the hall: of the lion Basslck Student League nj 11 ' rr rf rr ' ' 1: A rr A ' n l lr ' 11 u xx rf ' rr ' ' ' n AJ ' ' u n ' 1: rf ' ' 1 ,v 1 rr u H re ' u 1 1 lfAlrJ u ' ' ' n HH It ,, . . . - . . . u , 'a rr u rr - n ef ' u ' A A n ' u - v x + 1 NORVELLE WILKINS N0rrie A model miss u Bassick Voice Business Stall Student Council H. R. Treasurer H. R. President Newtonians RICHARD ERNEST WILLIAMS Big Dirk A giant among the ladieJ Bassick Student League ANN ELIZABETH WILSON uAnnn 'That winmme face look! like the tztle page to a whole volume of merrimentf' Dramatic Club L A W JOAN LOUISE WITKOSKY Wit Carefree as the wind Safety Council All Girls Day JOYCE ARLINE WOOD Joyce Come uhat may Jbe Jmg: O B S H R Treasurer H R Senior Delegate L A W D A R Award LILLIAN MARIE WOODS WoodJie Generally xpeaking - .the if generally Jpeakingf' L. A. W. LORRAINE ANN YASINSKAS nKidf1 Charm, intelligence, and wit rate her topJ. Chorus G. A. L. A. Newtonians Latin Club Interscholastic Basketball Interclass Sports Scholarship-Leadership H. R. Vice-President All Girls' Day JOEL HAROLD ZABIN Zeke Our Mel Allen. Spanish Club Senior Debating Club Red Cross Delegate ARLENE KATHERINE ZACKRISON Are Her endearzng manner urll alwayt wrn her frxendf Spanish Club Vice President F T A Chorus Volleyball Champs Spring Concert Christmas Assembly ANNA ZAMARY Ann My heart 1: ever at your .rerwce Interclass Basketball Red Cross Delegate All Girls Day f 19 sicis , f miie!! af W, W wa Moz mi it SENIGR 19 51 CL CHESTER JOSEPH ZANIEFSKI Chet Good men are scarce take good care of me Varsrty Football Team lnterclass Basketball Student Council Co director of Socxal Actnvntnes BEN HARRY ZARKER Ben Wizard of the chem lah Chemnstry Club SENIORS WITHOUT PICTURES Lavmxa Grace Haller Charles Hofmxller Allen Abraham Namtan George Repntsky Rosemary Ann Rnley Stdney Soos Donald Albert Swanson In Memorzam August 25 1932 December 22 1949 MARY THERESA ZIMAN Skippy Clever and mae happy and gay May the always remam that way L A W O B S Ushers Guxld Natlonal Honor Socxety JEAN ELIZABETH ZITNAY s Elfmency clothed m charming cloak L A W H R Secretary FRANK DEL MASTRO 46 P ' 1 f V ,, 57' W ff' H ,V , f 7' ' 1 'S , A - f L A 275, If ' f ' , va we-Q wo f:1gl'1j2wr5,grx5 - 1' 4 ' m - , 1 ' - A ' ,v l,,,.,,, - , - , To V, V, V , ,. , fwfr? . . ,. , ' , , I kj, ' f v fi -, ,'v'9,:z?iiQg+'w ' , L, 4 , ' - Q55 ,, f ' , 'H R frfffwzwfu, gr: fe ,f A' ' - N 2 , ' I A I H .i'+'4,, . , V , 5? 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T X ' N ww f A H 7' ff' :lil 7 Q ff - A Q i A ll 4 if , ', ,' ll ' I Il YI ff - ll ' I . , n ' , . l V l nz-in fl ll ,, . . . 4 rr ' rr - ' u 3 5 Q' CLASS HYMN 1951 Frrhcr ln I-Ieucn to Thee bc :ll pralse In humble th xnlcsbnxnb our volccs wc mise Llgjhr of our drrkncss our cyes rurn to Thee Grim us good lxfc O Lord rhls bc our plea Throughout the w xgue future be 'Ihou ar our slde Accept rhrs our hymn prryerful thmks to convey I-Iul Thee O Lord who gue us th1s day' Wcnrds by HOLLIS DWORKEN Music by MARTIN HITCHCOCK fiiiie 47 -9- 5 41 i H I ia' 3 1egfFFHF FF' 4' -E Down yfIlI'OLlgI!JII1j ilgf-S TI 1r,r1 IILISEQIDCCU fyrl f Gugdei IM 4. i F F Q be 'F 7 se One of the ment for the on March l5 sponsors the meet some of chxlclren have The program Frtst row Mrss Helen Reed Shnrley Mnller Joan Monturr Gladys Busser Second row Harrxette Halper Joyce Douglas Patrncla Bntso Paulme Tarponskl joan Clampett Arlene Zackrxson Joan Bodxe Theresa Mancnnn Elame Goldlleld Elsne Olson Anna McDowall UKAY MUTHER Semor Mothers Tea Tlme 3 0Oto5 00pm Channel Basslck School Lrbrary Program Senlor Mothers Tea outstandmg smash huts of the entertam year was the Senlor Mothers Tea held Mothers of one of the school s ,greatest Senior Class had the opportunity to the drrectors and cast wrth whom thenr worked together for thc past three years of the tea mcluded a skxt Women Must Talk clnrectcd by oan Clampett whlch added the nght amount of sparkle to the festxvltnes Delncnous rcfrcshments made by Pat Bltso and her asslstants and exclamatnons of success concluded the mabmficent program of the Semor Mothers Tea glven by thc cast of We The People WE TAKE Y0 R WURD Class Wzll We the brrllrant talented and hrghly beloved Class of l95l havrng finally recerved a permanent vacatron do hereby bequeath bestow and abandon all our possessrons and worldly goods Frrst To the Board of Educatron we leave our favorrte plea for a shorter school day and less homework Second To Mr Roth we leave our gratrtude for all that he has done for us Thrrd The Senror Class leaves IES srncere apprecratron to Mrss Gallahue Mrss Kavanah and Mr Garand for therr gurdance durrng our yerrs rn Bassrck Fourth We leave Mrss Recd as a pattern for all rdeal class rdvrsors Frfth To the class ollacers vve leave our thanks for therr attempts to m rke the school year a more pleasant one Srxth We leave the faculty robots to take therr place rn the corrrdors Seventh We bequeath The Thrng to Mr Carr Erghth To Mrss Herder we leave some grrls as nrce as the grrls of 51 to break the monotony of her all boys homeroom Nrnth We leave Dagmar to Mr Goldstern Tenth To Mrss McNulty we bequeath an audrtorrum wrth good acoustrcs Eleventh To the unror and Sophomore Classes we leave our empty and well worn seats Twelfth Bob Boston bequeaths hrs 60 chorr robe to anyone who can ht rn rt Thrrteenth To Van Vangele vve leave Bob Doyle s car Cvv rth an rnstructron bookj Fourteenth jerry Norko leaves hrs job as manager of the basketball team to Ronny Whrte Frfteenth Denny Mrnely and Bob Flynn bequeath therr adeptness at basketball to rmm Pavel and johnny Ray Srxteenth To Gary Snyder we leave Dave Prrozzolr s quret and unassumrng manner Seventeenth Eddre Nelson leaves hrs translatron of El Fummo Rea! to Ann Rrley Erghteenth Harrrette Halper leaves her pep to some vvorn out lunror Nrneteenth Howard Green Frank Penny and Ralph Sager leave therr latest novel Hovv to M rke bp Chem Homevv ork to vvhoever needs rt Tvv entreth Bernrte XVarren Ruth Anglrss and Barbara Sekelsky leave for marrred lrfe Tvventy frrst ohn MtKeon leaves Sylvra Nastu rn peace Tvv enty second Drnny Rovv ell lervts the band to rnyont vv ho vvants rt Twenty thrrd Frances Dubee rnd Ruth lxlcban leave therr musrtal abrlrty to therr suc cessors hathlten Paul and joan Mrllcr Tvventy fourth Bob Anderson leaves hrs vv ardrobc to anyone vvho has the physrque to do rt justrce 49 . 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V l - V ' V . , V V V' Twenty flfth To Allce Buskey and Ruth Werngarten Pat Heanue leaves her tap and toe shoes Twenty srxth Cynthna Wrdlxtz leaves her seat nn Latm class to her brother Gary Twenty seventh Ralph Sayball George Devan and S1d Soos leave to Coach Harrrng ton s regret Twenty erghth Cheerleaders Theresa Somers and DlX16 Davns leave their vlm vlgor and vrtalnty to Grgn Archambault and anet Sprague Twenty nmth To Ahce Barber Eleanor Galvm leax es her dynamlc personalrty Thrrtreth Elarne Goldfield leaves her lrttle black book to anyone who can read rt Thlrty first Barbara Button Barbara Slmko and joan Starr leave the1r pleasrng d1spos1 trons to Pat Collrns Pat Dunn and Natalne Samelson Thlrty second To Dorrs Baker Gladys Busser wrlls her ,ob as class secretary Thxrty thrrd John Larson and Chet Zanrefskl lease therr glft of charmrng the grrls Donny Butler and R1ch1e McKn1ght Thirty fourth Robert oyce bequeaths hrs snze 14 shoes to Don Wrlson Thrrty frfth Flo Garrrty and Gay Norton leave two new helpers for Mxss Donnelly Thrrty srxth Fred Campbell leaves hrs Humphrey slzed lunches to Lou Krley Thrrty seventh The 903 glrls leave rhe1r reserved seats at the Womans Drug Store to the Debs Thrrty erghth joe Sereno leaves and Beth Mrller weeps Thrrty nmth Helen Ianuly leaves her bubblrng personalnty to Caryl Blank Fortleth The baton twrrlers leave w1th well brulsed elbows Forty first Leonard Rosenberg leaves and Mr Daly spends the entire summer recuper atmg Forty second Charlotte Stafford leaves her last mmute arrxvals at the bus stop to Ann Reath Forty thrrd Elarne Berger Brll Kerrgan and lmmy Rerlly leave their hrstory notebooks to posterrty Forty fourth To the hxgh school gymnasrum Mar1lyn Soloff Shrrley Mrller and Mary ane Mastrangelo leave a record of Im just Wxld About Harry Forty fifth joan Monturr leaves her reputat1on as a terrrfic dresser Forty srxth joan Clampett leaves her ambntrous d1rect1ng ab1l1ty to anyone who cares to spend ten hours 1 day rn school Forty seventh And Joe Florello leaves In wrtness whereof we set our hand and seal thrs day of une 5th rn the year of our Lord one thousand n1ne hundred and fifty one oan Clampett Elaxne Berger Barbara Srmko joe Fnorello Pat Heanue rmmy Really -Charlotte Stafford 50 ' I 1 , . 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H ' ' y 1 J - ' Y 3 J .11 - 1, 1 . 1 1 ,I Y. a 9 - vlvr vk'lN4x4s r++1t-++ ts N4-+44-+4 init Frrst row fseated left to rrghtj Dorothy Howard Sandra Gale Danrel Rowell Carl Sregel oan Monturr Hollrs Dworken Harrrette Halper Second row Cleft to rrghtj joan Clampett James Venman Brll Allen Bruce Barnes Russell Brgney Vrlma Perachro FIRST IGHTER Semor Play The Bassrck T V award for the most outstandmg dramatrc presentatxon of the year goes to the Senror Play Mother lr a Frerhman The crrtrcs were unanr mous m therr prarse of just about every aspect of the performance The play rtself a farce whrch not only enrolls both mother and daughter rn the student body of Pomter College but also has them m competntron for the attentrons of the handsome professor had everyone laughmg from curtam to curtam The stars mcludmg the glamorous mother daughter team of oan Monturr and Hollxs Dworken Bruce Barnes as the target of therr mutual affectrons and Russell Brgney rn portrayrng the rather stuffy dean brought out the comedy rn rts hrlarrous best Thrs performance was of course no hrt or mrss affarr Many hours of after school rehearsals under the guldance of Mrss Mae McNulty pard rrch drvrdends rn a faultless performance The work of the actors and actresses the scemc artrsts the make up squad the stage hands and of course the drrector Mlss Mae McNulty was rrchly rcpard by a hrppy and well satrsfied audrence 1 4 r.1- v J 7 T 1 1 T J 1' T 1 1 1 1 1 , Vg. 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' t 1 1 n a J I , . , 4 , I , , - I -, Hr- W 'M 0 ' 5 WHAT S AHEAD C lass Prophecy Amld trxumphant peals of band muslc shoutmg and excltement the joyous people of Brldgeport are celebratmg on th1s glor1ous une 5 1965 the opemng of thelr own televlslon network Station BHS No 51 on the dnl sponsored by Plrozzolls Patsy Pablum The modern majestrc ednfices were skrllfully planned and constructed by the firm of Bowden Campbell and Hustek who had just arrrved ln nme to take part rn th1s long antnclpated prolect As the shoutnng and muslc ceases Chet Zanxefskr the master of ceremonnes comes out on to the xmmense and beautnfully decorated stage Chet opens the program by mtroducmg the owner and presrdent of th1s great new T V Network Harold Sllvernall and hrs vxce presndents Fred Perez Martm Hrtchcock Ted Hurvul Lou1s Renkavlnsky and Frank Penny Harold says that If IS h1s greatest pleasure to dedl cate hrs new network to all the members of the old Class of 51 many of whom w1ll take part tn performmg on th1s first broadcast As the house l1ghts d1m Chet notxces the famxlxar faces of the pretty ushers Sandy Gale Lenore Horowltz Regma Hojnowsk1 Dot ones Mary Ann Johnston oyce McBr1de Wmme Nelsen Audrey Gay and Shtrley Gursey glndmg down the axsles wlth the last mmute arrrvals Mr and Mrs oel Zabm Cnee Elame Goldfieldb world famous reporters for the New York Tamer and a group of promxnent llbrarlans Bea Fella Glorxa Dlaz joan Barske Frances Check Hollts Dworken Elleen and Kathy Stetnhardt Barbara Takacs and oyce C1melus They are seated beh1nd the cr1t1cal cr1t1cs Eugene Blanck Floyd Weaver Sal Vetro George Devan Eleanor Slsken joan Feher Orlssa Topps and Jean Meszaros who are busrly scrutmlzmg everythmg about them Ronnie Shlmko ralses his baton to start h1s great orchestra playmg and out come the chorus glrls Pat Heanue V1lma Perachno Barbara Button Rae Reynolds Elsne Olson Theresa Somers and Barbara Pfe1ffer danclng and smgmg about Pxrozzoll s Pasty Pablum Then our great Talent Parade begms wlth Marxann Feltov1c her guxtar and her h1ll bllly cowboys Bob Flynn Rene Vaporrs Howard Van Iderstme Bob Joyce George Harrmgton and Bob Hafele telllng us about the Wxld and Wooly West Next on the program IS the entertannxng Kllborn G1ambra and Sozanskl Flea Cnrcus followed by a famed group of tumblers and contortlomsts jack Fmch john Maggr Irvmg Mandell George Goodwm and Harold Wemstem who are honored to have wxth them today the world famous Anderson Romano welght lrftmg team To the StI'a1I1S of the ever popular The Thlng the National Harvest Ballroom winners John McKeon and Joyce Wood Joan Varay and Ray Van Tassell Pat Thomp son and Robert Lyhne Ruth Mushrall and Sldney Soos execute therr pr1ze wmmng dance steps The next act IS the clever performance of Peggy McCubb1ns and Lenny Rosenbergs tramed seals to the sweet harmony of Carolyn Pero janet Massey Grace Caravagglo and oann Hurvul Then Carol Faull Ianlce Haeussler Dolores Fazekas and Jean Harrlson go 1nto the1r commerclal on Petltos Potatos and Fresh Tomatoes brmgmg the first portlon of the Talent Parade to a close As the house llghts flash on we see rn the orchestra Inmmy Szabo at the pmno Florence Pearson and her trombone Andy Coltmrtra domg 1 wonderful job on a set of bells Ruth Kleban beatmg the drums and Carol Swntzgable playmg her pnccolo Now the great moment has come the announcement of the door prrze wmner Cynthla Wldllfz who fa1nts upon bemg presented wxth a beautrful door desngned by Bob Makar The house doctor Danny Rowell and h1s asslstant nurses Mary ane Mas 52 4 , , t ' 1 1 1 . . . . . -1 , . . ., . 4 , 1 1 1 5 ' - 1 1 ' 7 1 . . , 1 ' 1 1 1 1 , . - -1 11 - 1 1 1 1 J 1 1 J 1 1 1 1 , . . J , 1 1 1 x 1 a 1 1 , J 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . . . ., 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - -1 - 11 - 1 1 ' , M . . . , , . 1 1 , J - 1 , 1 1 L . . , , . . . 7 1 1 1 5 fs ' ' 4 1 , 1 7 r 1 ' y ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 J ' trangelo Bette Meyer and Barbara Baye rush over to help Cynthn recover from the shock Up 1n the balcony Steve Moran ack Kerlgan Frank Laufer and Alvln Kang1sser are shoutlng Peanuts Popcorn Crackerjatks to oan Keegan Theresa MWHCIHI Carole Logan and Loretta Vas1l who are w1th the1r dashxng dates B111 Kerlgan Donald Bend1k Louxs Balgach and Stanley Sch1p1or A few seats away we see the sm1l1ng faces of Marge Tob1s and Bob ODonnell now Mr and Mrs Barbara and Fred Trede Betty Nrles Mary Po1doman1 and Eleanor Sajgov1c The h1ghl1ght of the days performance 15 a Qulz Show starrrng B111 Allen the second Doctor I Q The lucky contestants joan Barker Charles Hofm11ler Bern1ce Iwanskr Arl1ne Sathmary oan Starr ohn Balga Beatr1ce Stefanockn and Davrd Epste1n were each presented Wlfh one of Glatkowskls Gorgeous G1ad1olus and PIIZCS from Le Cates ewelry Shop the Foldy F1ndlay Furr1ers and one of Wood s Wallets The second portxon of the Talent Parade gets under way w1th the audon IWIHS rend1t1on of the days popular songs and Davrd Welnbergs rmpersonanons of famous people Then B111 Csapo Kane Cosngan and V1rg1n1a Sabre go 1nto the1r dance speclalty whrle Bob Benton and Ted Bortn1ck start jugglmg a set of dlshes from Tetus Tea Shop By popular demand Venmans Sensat1onal S1ng1ng Sextet appears next starr1ng Bruce Barnes Ralph Sager Carl Sregel Harvey Dworken Sam Hartenberg and 1mmy h1mself As the orchestra starts play1ng louder and the drums roll a 6 HM mag1c1an Ed Nelson comes 1nto the l1mel1ght Wlfh h1s rmmense top hat from wh1ch he 15 go1ng to present some of the worlds greatest celebr1t1es The heart throb of todays teen agers who are screamxng and swoonmg 1n the a1sles steps out fxrst The Boy Wonder of Holly wood Bob Larsen W1th a Hxck of the mag1c hat Ed presents h1s old sthoolmate Don Beck now the countrys greatest cr1me 1nvest1gator and an honorary member of the U S Senate w1th h1s knee s1tt1ng secretartes Paulrne Targonskx Mar1lyn Beatt1e Gladys Busser Efrosme Alexnos Arlene Crouthers and Bern1ce Warren Then Mart1n Staurovsky and h1s famous Afr1can explor1ng party M1ke T1erney Lou Srca ack Me1kle and Thomas Gardner start jumpmg out wxth some of the1r PFIZC catches As Ed turns the hat around aga1n he presents some of the days lovel1est mov1e stars MHIIOU Fred r1ckson jane Thornbury and Helen lanuly followed by the1r up and commg under SIUd1CS Mur1el Schoenberg Dor1s Schwartz D1ane Ptsanelle and Chantel R1ch who are accompanled by the famous chemlst Howard Greene and h1s ass1stants Ben Zarker and DlCk Chantland whose latest dlscovery IS the thxrd way of spl1tt1ng an atom The final presentatxon today IS a fash1on show sponsored by the Kresge and M1nely Darnty Dress Shop featur1ng the1r future fash1ons modelled by Ruth Wardrop Marge Merrrtt Pat B1tso Joan MOHIUII Harr1ette Halper and joan Bod1e along w1th the latest 1n mens outfits from Hatchs Haberdashery worn by John Larson Russ B1gney D1ck W11l1ams B111 L1ndsay jerry Shearer Bob Lesko johnny Nastu and Don Alex ander Thls brxngs our telev1s1on show to a smashrng end Chet comes out to 1ntroduce the three men who have made the show such a success the proud producers erry Olderman Bob Olex and Peter S1lV3 Many thanks also go to Sh1rley M11ler for the scenery and des1gn1ng Gay Norton Loretta St ames and Mary Wh1dbee for make up Ruth Gullberg Ann W1lson and Dolores Mas for wardrobe Ph1l1p Bush for stag1ng and l1ght1ng and the T V camera operators Bob Angal Roger Weed Eugene Blakeman Don Faulkner and james Banas Dashmg through the excxted and happy crowds Bob Doyle the P0511 Rovmg Reporter 15 anx1ous to hear comments from the Board of Educat1on members Alnce Wrley Phebe Lewxs Allen Nam1an Eleanor Sheehan Marllyn Soloff osephme Perkow sk1 and Norman Shepard who were honored guests He also stops ean Z1tnay and her b auty shop operators Mary Ruth Hovsley ean Demko Marsha Halsley Sh1rley Ptak and Babe Gu1llemette who all enjoyed the show Out 1n the lobby Bob meets Helen 53 1 1 ' 4 1 ' 1,1 1 ' ' 1 4 1 1 1 1 J 1 4 1 4 1 1 1 1 1 - 4 - 1 1 -1 1 , . 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' , -J , , . , , -1 , ' 1 1 1 , , 1 , . . 1' 1 1 41 1 - . . ,, .Y ' 1 1 , .1 , , , . ,J - 1 7 J 1 1 - 1. , , ' ' ' ' 1 11' 1 ' 1 1 , . and Lors Brown Wtlma Caple and Gwen Blackwell who are glanclng at next weeks attracnons On the playhouse hour Smrth Stafford and Smrth are producmg Lrfe Begrns at Basslck starrrng Elame Berger Lorraxne Yaslnskas Ruth Carpenter and oan Clampett but featurmg Gerry Norko and Frank Meyers The Athlenc Benent Show ts featurlng joan Rundall and her magnc lump rope Martm Ohradan and Mary Resesanskr w1th therr slnglng blrds plus Vlrglnla Hall and her talented male dancmg pupxls George Reprtsky Bull Daly and Henry Welmann The mystery thrlller of the week IS present1ng The Pertls of Pauline Paulln starring the handsome hero Rltllilfd Wllkes and the VICIOUS Vrllam Donald Swanson At the stage door Mart1n Robbms and h1s taxr drrvers Eleanor Pavlow Ruth Peterson and oan Krley are anx1ously wartmg rn the1r tax1 cabs to take the models from the show to Warshaw 84 Warrens Wrense Westaurant Standmg behrnd Martms cab IS Merry Gregory msurance agent msurmg the passengers agamst an accrdent whxch of course w1ll never happen Rrdrng through town we see ack Osterberg the smthng polrceman asslstrng V1olet Vavrek Norma Elllott ames Gles and Arnold Drllon across the street to Frorello s Chess Club whrch IS rn between Batchelor s Beanery and Swansons Sweet Shop Srtuated rxght on the corner of Marn Street IS Taylors Tlget Room w1th the Flery F1ve Flute Players Bob Fort Bob Boston Frank Rothe Art Surprenant and Herbie Gratrlx Further down we see the Bodnar La Rose Danclng Studlo and the McDowall School for Secretancs Pullmg up ln front of the W1ense Westaurant Martln shows us the ghttermg hghts on the Morando Moody and Mrddle brook Musrc Hall across the street whrch features the hrgh steppmg bloomer g1rls Barbara Lee Frances Dubee joan Wltkosky Marte Krsh anet Lynch Barbara Sekelsky The elegantly dressed doorman Peter Constandy rushes over to open the cab door and jrmmy Rerlly head walter ushers us rn At the hat check stand Rheta Lafferty Notvelle Wllk1HS and Dora Dugger who are kept busy all day by many customers are lust bemg reheved by the1r subst1tutes Barbara S1mko Blanche Breau and Edrth Gonzales Passmg past the candle l1t tables Irmmy tells us that Dana Palge and Drck Genovese are sntnng rn the center of the room vs 1th their office workers and secretar1es Marlon Busser Corrme Soldl Flo Garrxty Anna Mattlello Helen Manely Eleanor Edwards and oyce Douglas Bemg seated at our rrngs1de table we recogmze four lovely ladres next to us Betty Creel Joan Bryers Iune Gay and Arlene Zackrrson who are belng sung to by the smglng walters Rxchard Barrett Bob Larkln joe Sereno and ack Randell Eleanor Galvln Pat Orosz Connle Blowers and Henrtetta Sedlak are walkmg from table to table trymg to sell the1r clgars and c1garettes The busy vxartresses jean Sellmg Betty jane Cozza Sylv1a Nastu Barbara Anderson Mrldred Vecsey and Helen Pekar go by carrymg del1c1ous dlshes prepared by the chlef chef Mart1n Sollosy for a happy group consxstlng of Anita Bodnar Barbara Davls Chr1s Pavelo Anna Zamary Sally Cr1sc1one Evelyn Krohkowskr Margaret Drna and Mary Zrman who are celebrat1ng Charles Mesters and Bob Terltas bnrthdays Ghdmg by us to the npplmg rhythm of Roscoes Ragtrme Band go Dot Howard Stephen Balga Ruth Anglrss Fred Campbell Gladys Fazackerley and Ralph Sayball But all good thmgs must come to an end and now the happy hours of thls great day are t1ck1ng away the last few seconds of thelr fulfillment Before leavlng however we express the happmess and joy weve had today IH seeing all the members of our class so successful rn therr way of lrfe' Harrrette Halper Pat B1tso joan Montun Ruth Wardrop Margaret Merrrtt oan Bodle 54 , I 7 . , . 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C ' STAR TIME Clase C bm acte1 zstzcs Rrchard Wrllrams Danrel Rowell Davxd Pxrozzolx Martxn Robbms ames Venman Danrel Rowell Leon xrd Rosenberg James Renlly Donald Swanson ack Ostcrburg George Devan Chester Zanlefslcr Leonard Rosenberg Martrn l-lrtchcock Herbert Gratrxx Stanley Campbell Gerald Shearer joseph F1orello Dan1elRowcll arnes Venman James Venman Dantel Rowell Wlllr lm Csapo Bruce Barnes Best Loolcrng Most Popular Done Most for Class Most Indrvxdual Most Lxkely to Succeed Most Collegrate Most Talkatrve Most Fr1endly Quretest Cutest Best Athlete Class Flxrt Most Opnm1st1c Most Drgnxfled Most Bus1ness Lxke Most Artxstrc Most Pleaslng Personallty Best Dressed Most Courtcous Most Rellable l epprest Most Musxcal Best Dancer Best Actor or Actress 55 Btrbtrt Button oan Nfonturl Shnrley Mrller Hollrs Dworken Vnlma Perachlo Blrbara Davxs Harrrette Halper Slnrley Mlller oycc Wood I lcanor Sheeh an Barb 1r1 Davls Brrbarl Pfelffer Eleanor G1lV1H Barbara Button lllarne Goldheld Shlrley Mrller Btrbara Button loxn Monturl B rfb xr 1 Button mn Cltmpett B lrb 1r1 Dax lS Ruth Kleban Pttrlcxa l-leanue l-lollxs Du orken XX ll . . . . ' . ' ' ' L 4 2 . J A . If 1 2 '. 1 , ' ' K ' 1 . 1 ' Leonard Rosenberg Wittiest Ruth Carpenter . . . L L q I I - I l n A 1 JL K ' J a . 1 9 A Q L 1 r 'V YESTERDAY S NEWSREEL The Class Hzstory Bewrldered yet qurte anxlous were the ex freshmen as the doors of Bassrck opened to us on September 6 1946 The senxors were helpful rn many ways we followed the1r advrce and walked rn crrtles untrl we became accustomed to the school routrne soon takrng part rn varxous actrvnnes As the year went on we began organrzrng as the Class of 51 We elected our dele gates and junror officers who set out to plan the soctal calendar for the comrng year At our first class meeting on june 14 1949 Mlss Helen Reed our class advrser rnformed the class of the plans Our ofhcers presrdent Peter Seymour vrce presrdent joyce Bond secretary joan Monturr treasurer Davxd Prrozzolx and drrectors of socral act1v1t1es Shrrley Mrller and Bruce Barnes were mtroduced to us The electron of jumor delegates early rn September of 1949 started the wheels rollmg We began to assemble plans for the socral ex ents of the year On September 90 1949 our hrst Junror assembly was ably handled by Peter Sey mour The chorce of blue and whrte as our class colors was announced and the schedule of the comrng events was grven by Shrrley Mrller and Bruce Barnes November 17 1949 rs 1 day we w1ll always clarm outstandmg rn our memory for on thrs day we filed to the gym to be measured for our rmgs We anxrously awarted the day when the revered preces of jewelry would arrlve That popular frrendshrp song can be easrly applred to descrrbe the lastrng frrendshrp Football Hop at Grasmere audrtorrum on November 18 1949 The usual good t1me was had by all Valentrne decoratrons brrghtened the lrbrary for the second bug soclal event of the Class of 51 the unror Mothers Tea on Februrry 15 1950 Although unpleasant weather prevarled throughout the day over one hundred people attended and had an enjoyable get together Our junror dance better known as the Shamrock Shuffle whrch was held on March 10 1950 at the Rrtz turned out to be one of the most successful hrghlrghts of the year Durrng the week of Aprrl 21 27 as lunrors eagerly antrcrpatmg a successful and enloyable senxor year we elected our senror oihcers presrdent Davrd Prrozzolr v1ce presrdent oan Monturr secretary Gladys Busser treasurer Danny Rowell and socral dlrectors Shrrley Muller and Peter Seymour who was later replaced by Chester Zanrefskr Aprrl 27 1950 was a happy day for all yunrots At last our class rmgs had arrrvedl We drsplayed them proudly and found rt hard to bellexe that we were almost full fledged senrors Our yunlor yetr practrcllly came to an end on May 74 1950 whn Peter Seymour called our final cllss meetlng to order Reports from our ofhcers showed that we had a very successful year Spotlrght cameras actron' We were now the stars of the show We had fmally earned recogmtron and were settmg the example for our successors 56 l . , , . , - . U ' ' I ' N - ' , , 4 N ll. ' . 7 3 . 7 . l 5 . ' 3 9 ' 7 , p Q , 9 , . , . s 1 ' ' ' s 1 5 I K K ' I A . 7 . . 7 l . . between Bassick and Roger Ludlowe High Schools shown at the annual Bassick-Fairfield , . 7 . . y , . D I 7 7 ' l I - , .. . , . I I I . . . . - . 1 y Q ' , J 3 , Q , L 1 5 5 ' 7 3 ' ' ' ' ' 1 . ' 1 1 . . - , , ' 1 ' f . ' ' . . , Q , . Q U l 4 ' . BCIIIE 1 serious Il1ll'1LlCL1 group we buckled down to business on September 1 1 1950 by eleetlnj, our senlor delegates Our hrsr semor clrss meetxng, was held on October 7 to drscuss plans for the blg commg, exent our trlp to West Poxnt October 7 1950 The dry h tel come mcl wxth all thoughts of homework and school routme far from our mmds we set out for West Pomt uewxnb the scenic beluty and fully enjoymg the trlumph of Army over Penn State rn a hotly contested football game On November 17 the students of Bassxck md Falrfxeld H1511 Schools met for thenr annual football hop whlch took pl mce at the RIIL Ballroom It was a great success As the house lrphts d1mmed on December l 1950 the semor play Mother ls a Freshman was presented by an outstandmg, cast It proved a tremendous hlt and was en joyed by all who attended Senlors were measured for thexr caps and gowns on january 11 1950 1-low 1mporrant we felt' On March 15 1951 the semor gxrls played hostesses at the Senror Mothers Tea m the school 11brary Semor g1rls took part agaln ln the competltron of sports and songs at the All Glrls Day program on Apr1l 4 1951 Soft mus1c happy faces and Spflng could anythrng be more excxtlng to a sen1or than hrs own prom at the Rltz Ballroom on May 18 19519 Cn une 5 televlslon had to compete wlth the wonderful show the senlors presented at our Class Day exerclses We shall always remember the readmg, of the will prophecy characterxstlcs the class hlstory and the present ttlon of clrss mementos How beautlful was the coronatlon' Our hearts were filled w1th deep appreclatlon and gratltude toward our advlser Mlss Reed We pledged to attend the class reumon and the d1str1but1on of yearbooks ended the program Practlcmg for graduanon on june 17 19 and 14 1951 was a real thnll leavmg us anx1ous for the commg event The day had come at last Graduanon was here Walkmg, down the axsles of the Kleln Memornal we thought over the happy and successful days we had spent at Basslck fond recollecnons of frlends teachers and experlences whnch wmll mean much to us m the future Surely that nrbht we shall alw lys remember for lt was the end but yet the beglnnlng of a new venture ln our hues the venture whlch proves us worthy of those covered diplomas lt w1ll not be Farewell to Bassxck for these years w11l always be a part of us no matter where our paths of llfc m my lead Arlene Crouthers Pauhne Targjonskl Barbara Takacs -Cynthia Vifld 1tz Hollis Dworken D1Nlcl Wemberb Russell Brgney W1ll1.1m Kerlgan 57 I rf ' . A v - ' 1 , L 1 ' V 7 ' 71 '. 'a ' ' Y ' .., - . - y .fs ' .- ' , . , - 1 1 ' ,t 1 ' ' 'L ' j j . . ,h 1 1 y V V 1 S L . . x, A 1 1 c . 7 K Y 1 1 25 1 ' 1 . 1 4 7 91 . .Y . - . .. v a ' v Y I A . , . , 1 , . . . . , 1 Y K , . v a ' f c 1 1 , . 1 , 5 '. 1 1 1 1 7 , , , , 1 1 . 1 1 c 1 , . 4 ,1 .. . ., , - - - 5 7 1 7 Y W L 1 C - 7 Y 1 1 Y Y 1 ' A 71 ' Y V I r L , v I -Y 70 'D , . . .. - ., . 1 . s . g , V V L C 'L A L , , , s, 1 . L l Y T 1 1 1 . 1 ,, , 1 LE Z 1 5:14 . JC, 4,7 K. , 1 L vm wx, . X 5 X S ' I ' 'ff Q kr '91-, JY V, - ,, f L S APS ,371 AT -s. il ,'!, ,,., -10' gn? yn: HJ 775 ,fl WEST P0lNT TRIP CLASS 0F '51 .aw- ' fx- Fel Q, .Q ig I . ffl' I 3 , l . Hg f , is 1 ff 5 'Q Q E e I' f' Q' Q N - A - , 'S' J 1. ' Y 'A S -1 J SURE AS FATE Class Rezmzmz Pact I9 Having spent three years of joy and h1rdsh1p together we the Class of Nineteen Hundred Fifty One in order to revive the memory of these three years and to renew the friendships formed If Bassiclx do now declare our sincere intention to assemble in 1 reunion in nineteen hundred fifty six The reunion committee consisting of the class officers and authors of this pact accepts the responsibility of notifying, 1ll class members as to the time and place of such 1 meeting This committee expects 1ll members of the tron or social position Although the world s1tu1t1on is nov 1 er1t1e1l one we truly hope that by the time des15,n1ted for our reunion world conditions will be more peaceful and Ihlf we will a4g,11n be living in 1 friendly vuorld free from hatred 1nd racial prejudice We the undersigned do hereby pledge to fulhll all terms of this p1et Authors Beatrice Felia Carl Siegel Gllicers David Pirozzoli .Ioan Monturi Gladys Busser Daniel Rowell Shirley Miller Chester Zaniefslei 61 ll ll ' A A A I L 2 . 7 y L, C ' - A - i - , ' A A ' A 1 s e A - I i 1 c A ', c . 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Q Q' . a A 5 ,Xb ,4v: JSMJELML 5 , SMALL FRY CLUB i . ki . f E , -fx' --Inns: ..J..... ,....r....,,, FRY U 'TP Fnrst row Dons Baker jack Koons joan Mrller Second row Mnss Loxs Fytelson Van Vangele Patrncm Collms Rnchard McKnlght Cl-IA CE 0F LIFETIME' jumor Class O cers You are now tuned to Channel 1952 and seated rn the focus of the camera are the srx stars drrected by Mrss Ions Fytelson class advlsor The center of attentron IS jack Koons the affable class presxdent Dons Baker secretary Van Vangele treasurer and Rlchard McKn1ght and Patrlcla Collms co dxrectors of soc1al actxvntnes Because of the capabllrty of these OH-ICCIS the unxor Class actxvrtles durmg the past year have been entxrely successful No doubt on this channel you have wnrnessed the varnous HLIIVIIICS lflClLldlI'lB the Jumor Mothers Tea held rn the Bassxck lrbrary xn February and the unlor Dance at the Ritz Ball room where musrc was provided by Phil Moores orchestra Cnrls from the class presented Z1 lovely fashion show at the annual All Glrls Day where they modelled thenr new sprmg, outfits If you have watched these events on your TV their success needs no explanatlon x.Z M Muay l-LESS 31: U11 3 . ,I OODY 1 -'93 64 A . 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'u'l'lj f l f ..i'f:2u ftZ'f? u - e , f f 'A 'l Q T Im Mrs ones Carols mother rts ,Q Fxrst row Cseatedb Joan DelVecch1o Allyn Hartman joan Muller Dons Baller Patrrcra Colltns Lorratne VonBrnesen Standmg Caryl Blank Harriet Borsuk Joyce Gibson Loretta Magyar Mlss Lots Fytelson Adele Stlverman Adrnenne Campbell Natalre Samelson Mary Ann VanTassell I-l0WDY DO0DY jzmzor Mothers Tea was made posstble by the hard work a pleasure to meet you Thts was srmtlar to many of the mtroductrons heard at the Junror Mothers Tea held ln the Basslck llbrary on February 14 Amrdst approprrate St Valentrnes Day decoratrons mothers of un1or Class members and faculty chatted durrng the pleasant afternoon whrch Patrlcta Colltns co dlrector of soclal acttvltres and charrman of the tea and varrous commtttees The commrttee heads lncluded receptlon joan Mlller decoratrons joan DelVecchxo 1nv1ta trons Allyn Hartman refreshments Lorrarne Von Brresen entertalnment oyce Chapple and publrcrty Natalre Samelson Whlle srpptng tea and eatmg datnty sandvuches and petrt fours the mothers conversed and enjoyed the entertam ment provlded by var1ous talented rumors As the guests left one mrght hate heard many remarks whrch proved that thts event was a soctal success 65 . 6' v , .4 me-9 .f A 111' a , Q 'Q' ' Z ', , 4 , V ' v W ' t I ' : I , A I , V , . 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' a C1 is l0R S APS 'X .T ,,'- 'F II Gif First row Nancy Hogan Gary Snyder Jeanne Halprn Second row Joseph Feyes Edwin Wrckson Mrs Helen Spillane Not m picture Ann Reath WATCH Tl-IE WORLD Sophomore C lass The class of 1953 has much to be proud of for it IS the first class rn the history of Bassrck to have been organized rn its sophomore year The capable officers and therr adviser Mrs Helen Spillane have done much for the class Although still in IIS infancy rt already has many achrevements of which to be proud The officers have given much of their time and have helped toward the success of other school events They have been very efficient and cooperative in all undertakings The informal Get Acquamted Dance 1n anuary was the first social activity of the year and Bassrcks first Sophomore Mothers Tea was held in February Both of these events were tremendous undertakings and both were very successful In therr first class meeting the officers were officially introduced and everyone left with the assurance that a wonderful first year at Basslck was in store Lots of luck Sophomores' You already have a wonderful start' Muay OODY , 1 ll V 1-i..i:e-.S uf ?:u Iii ... 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V X 9 X X. 00 mxuxmmxx m if Q f I 1 +A ilk' 1 SCGDUTS Fnrst row Shrrley Mrller Harnette Halper james Venman Vxlma Perachlo Martm Hntchcock Grace Caravaggxo Arlene Crouthers Second row Miss Helen Prageman Hollrs Dworken Shxrley Ptak Gladys Fazackerley George Goodwm Florence Garrrty Mary Zrman Joyce Clmelus Q IZ KIDS N atzomzl H 01201' S oczety Our own board of quxz krds ns the Bassrck Chapter of the Natronal Honor Socrety These students have qualrfied for membershlp on thrs panel by mamtam mg an average of 907 or better and possessrng the qualrtres of leadershrp character and servrce Under the able leadershxp of Mrss Helen Prageman and the officers this orgamzatron has sponsored two successful candy sales ln order to fmance an assembly and rarse funds for a scholarshxp award whrch IS presented at graduatron Thxs small group IS mcreased wrth the commg of every sprrng when at a unxor Semor assembly stu dents possesslng all the quallficatrons are mducted mto the socrety rn a very msprrmg ceremony Each new member recerves a membershrp card and srgns hrs name m the record book of the Natronal Honor Soclety In une the entrre organrzatron holds 1ts annual prcmc where stud1es are for a trme forgotten an fun rs the answer to the questron of the day Fxrst row Cleft to nghtj Susan Traub Shnrley Muller Florence Garrrty joan Beck Elame Gold field Pat Heanue Joan Monturl Helen Feroleto joyceG1bson Irene Cura Second row fleft to rrghtb Pat Collms Dons Baker Peter Braun Allyn Hartman Rnchard McKn1ght Dennxs Mmely Davrd Prrozzoln Ruth Wardrop Sol Postyn Vrrgnnna Hall Vrlma Perachro Thrrd row Cleft to nghtj Joyce Mlske Hollrs Dworken Ruth Kleban Ernestme Gledhrll Gay Norton Joan Miller Susan Halpenny Harnette Halper Daniel Rowell Fourth row fleft to rlghtb Harry Wannauskn james Venman Bruce Barnes Lester Zuckerman BY POP LAR DEMA D Scbolarshzp Leczderslozp Our televxsxon network awards the star performers of the shows wxth scholarshrp leadershxp pms These prns gold for sen1ors and srlver for Junlors are awarded by the Unxted Crvxc Clubs of Brrdgeport to juniors and seniors who have shown outstandmg qualrtxes of scholarshrp and leadershnp nn the varlous school actrvxtres The students and teachers vote for those who they thmk deserve the pms They are WZ' M001 e 1 3 l 3 6' .31 presented at a un1orSen1or Assembly rn the be gmmng of the year and must be returned at the end of the year Those of the graduatmg class who re celve them may keep them Thus group rs a very select one nn that only tive percent of the jumor and Semor classes and seven percent of the graduatmg class recerve the pm Thns rs really one of the greatest honors a star performer of Bassrck can hope to recerve OODAY I 3 1 V lisa! ... 1 v 1 I y l 1 - U . . . : . . , . , , . . . , . . 1 s n v u n 1 v D y I I v - 5 y v 1 - U I .- , , . 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A. :I . , ., ,. , nuuunpu-I, , 'nn ,A , ,.,..:,1:,g,5a'. sf:-:,1.'.-H , ,-, .::1gr:'g5:f.- f w - V O Q 1 3 l W- -...-' A- J Q :iv J f i 7 , , V ' 1 ' - A 6 . ,I - ox: , -'A, .Av A, .7 ,V ., : ' -v, . .I ' ... 141.59 2 'ff . 1 ' ,, zf' 4-'z:+f:-fkffzif-S-P? .:'ffPIs.V ::'4 -. ,f :,':'f:1a,:ffZ'2- 77 Flrst row Frances Stankrtrs Helen Feroleto Norvelle Wrlkrns Vrrgrma Hall Ralph Sayball Joyce Gibson James Venman Dorrs Baker Barbara Button June Smith jacquelme Snerdsmger Second row Mr Earl Brown Mxrram Klem Sylvra Matto Edwm Warren Sally Hook Helen Rl h Sager Kelth Krlborn Raymond Turner Patrrcra Heanue Johanna Olayas Ross Rogers a p Baxter Karrylle Rovattr Dons Bowden ld Devan Mrlford Samane Harry Warhauskr Harrxette Halper Thrrd row Barbara Hanz Rona d Robert jordan Ann Reath Eclwxn Wrckson Helen Thanas Gary Sny er C0 RT 0F CURRE T ISS ES Student C ozmczl ron wh1ch really repre Because th1s 1S an organrzar he Student Councll under the capable drrectron of Mr Earl Brown IS one of the most rmporrant groups IH Basslck Hrgh School Thls group consrstmg of home room presrdenrs meets sents student opmron t once a month to drscuss ways and means of rmprovrng 1 d the officers our school Through the councr an d nt rm Venman v1ce presldent Joyce Glbson presn e secretary Vrrgmra Archaumbaulr and treasurer Ralph ve Sayball the school has been granted many rmpro UICDIS 1 Fnrst row Vrrgxma Hall Charlotte Stafford Wrlma Caple Robert Boston Bruce Barnes Rxchard McKn1ght Mrss Grace Lamg Robert Mayoras Wllllam Allen Robert Joyce Allyn Hartman Joan Clampett V1lmaPerach1o Second row Barbara Lee Jane Thornbury Sandra Gale Edlth Markus Janet Massey Marnanne Feltovrc June Smlth Edmond DISIZSI Walter Belobosky Marlon Fredrnckson John Gnardek Robert Olex Lenore Horowntz Rheta Lafferty Judrth Burr Nancy Moody Mane Norkawnch Shlrley Ptalt Margaret McCubb1n Thrrd row Sally Crlscxone Mary Rescanskl Lmda Plffer Jean Jaudon Carolyn Pero Phxlrp Bush Davrd Wennberg Wxllxam Brown Ralph Sager Sam Hartenberg James Venman Joan Jaudon Margaret Tobxs Arlene Crouthers Betty Ann Mlles Joan Mxller Fourth row Grace Caravagglo Wanda Olechowsltl Harrmette Halper Danlel Rowell Russell Blgney Ronald Fabry Robert Mate Joyce M1ske Joyce Chapple Barbara Mester SING IT AGAIN A Cappella Chou' Whxle vualkmg through the Basslck Telev1s1on Net work Bulldlflfj a usmtor would probbaly hear the outsnde appearances Under the dlrectron of M155 Grace C Lamg the chorr sang at the annual Chrlstmas concert at the Unrted Church the Carol Smgnng at the D M Read Company and the Muslc Festxval at Danbury The Cho1r also appeared publlcly at the Klem Memorlal and sent representatnes to the All State Conventlon The cholrs regular programs are the Chnstmas Assembly the Sprmg Concert and varlous school assemblles The Bassrck A Cappella Cholr brmgs constant enloyment to all who llsten Muay OODY I ll L ll 4 Q Li SS? 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Ainiutsl .Al : ., V W 'I I Frrst row Cleft to rrghtl Harrxet Rutkm M1ss Ulrrka Benson Hollrs Dworken Irrs Gomberg Ronald Petrahar Sylvra Matto Natalre Samelson Harrret Borsuk Joan DelVecch1o Iohn Goudas Second row Cleft to rrghtj Charlene Stroll Stanley Gratt janet Molander Barbara Curtrs Ralph Sager Donald Buell Robert Matey Susan Handscombe Vnrgnnra Hall Aaron Ment Diane Guenster Thrrd row Cleft to rlghtb joan Keegan Wmnle Nelsen Srdney Nelms Manlyn Eklund janet Cummmgs Sldney Keet Chrrstme Tuller Ruth MacCormeck Natalxe Turchanovrch Prlscrlla Gary Carol Wrlson Barbara Peck Fourth row Cleft to rlghtj Joan Bochmo Ir1s Gracla Etleen Stemhardt Helen jenkms Joyce Sold: Elberta Moreland Ann Douglas Judy Goldenson Vrvlan Marks Mlldred Vecsey Margre Baker Anna Ttore James Pando Le Cercle Fwmcazs If one runes rn to channel 219 BHS on the second Tuesday of each month at 2 05 he most lnkely sees an educatronal and enloyable show entrtled L Cercle Francals wxth Sylvla Matto or Hollls Dwor ken as mrstress of ceremomes and Mrss Ulrnka Ben son as dnrector The program commences w1th the Slflglflg of the Marse1lla1se the French natlonal an them Each month thrs program Whlth has as lts partrcrpants second and thrrd year French students has a specxal feature a puppet show French movres or perhaps a French skrt Each program IS customarlly closed wrth the entrre group joxnlng to smg French songs A new member of the audrence would flnd rt necessary to know French for all conversatron IS conducted IU that language The show usually con cludes at 3 O0 after an enloyable hour wlth these learned French students whose deslre rt IS to become further acquamted wrth France rts language nts cus toms and 1ts people ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 : 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 '-' . . . 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Frrst row Cleft to rnghtj Shnrley Sone Florence Sota Sally Crrscnone Nancy Lavnolette Hamer Borsuk Elame Goldheld Bea Fella Barbara Bafh Dolores Martxn Joyce Gordon Sophne Petro Second row Cleft to flghfj Grace Shepard Carol Nieman Caryl Blank Vxola Conway Helen Feroleto jean Takacs Loulse Wlnkler Dolores Boscaml Exleen Kreutz florence Veronesn Barbara Dudas Helen Rogers Parts Ennis Dlane Proctor Alnce Buskey Thlrd row fleft to r1g.,htD Ruta Altxerr Eleanor Meyers joan DelVecch1o Ann Frore joan Martnn Audrey Harold Jeanette Boscamr San-dra Brown Elame Grannettmo Florence Wakeley Kathleen Paul Florence Stankatns 'rwn 'rv Q ESTIO s Lzbmry Squad Hare you a questxon to ask concermng books' Well you can End the answer rn a usually well crowded room on the second floor of Bass1ck H1511 School the llbrary One can easlly understand thxs because here are found the efhcrent membcrs of the Lnbrary Squad These ,gurls are here to help studcnts End books and materxal for research Dr Nathalrc Lamb rs the excellent drrector and supcrusor of rhxs group Dnsplays of new books hobbres and specral exhlbxts are arranged by the Squad Other reasons for the large enrollment rn thrs group are partxes candy stles md the famous Faculty Tea Sprmg brmbs many thoughts of nommees for electron as well as CXCIIIHE plans for a prcmc Both the students and the faculty of Blssnck appreclate the cfforts put forth by thc library Squad Jan., ,, First row Cleft to rightb Frank Veres john Hickey Mr Henry Walsh Stanley Campbell -IohnMe1kle Second row Qleft to rightj Stephen Moran Henry McLaughlin Ronald White William Brown Arnold Nelson YOU ARE AN ARTIST Scemc Artzsts Our television studio has its sets and scenery painted by the Scenic Artists This is a group of hard working boys who devote their spare time to the painting P his own artistic talent with the right amount of administrative know how T hese boys belong to one of the many unsung groups at Bassick They alwa s Y do excellent work and seem to make the scenery of our productions come to lf b h 1 e ut t ey get little for it but the fine feeling of accomplishment that comes with a job well done The scenic artists often work on very short notice but somehow always seem to have the Broadwayish touch added to the programs when needed We are always sure of having the best scenery with a group like the Scenic Artists in Bassick ' Q I 7 I Y ' ! ! 2 1 Y A i I Y A D l I I of the sets. The scenic artists have as their sponsor Mr. Henry Walsh who ca s 3 9 . . i C1 R. ! First row Ida V1t1 Carroll Pamter Harrxette Halper Jane Thornbury Rosemary Hebert Sherla McI.aughl1n James Venman Holl1s Dworken Phyllxs Greenwald Pat Bnston Prrscrlla Vero Second row Sandra Gale Pat Dunn Mary Ann VanTassell Barbara Hanz Mary Manely Grace Shepard Joan Bochmo Marllyn Ehlund Duane Danko Ruth Mushrall Audrey Harold Bermce Iwanskx Phyllns Cslzman Joyce Gordon Wanda Olechowskn Jane Harock Barbara Dudas Charlotte Kovacs Thlrd row Lyn Gaffney Harrret Rutlun Vrvran Marlrs Pattl Ennns Charlene Stroll Marllyn Lmdqunst Helen Rogers Cynthra Wrdlrtz Elrzabeth Gevrrtz Joan Monturt Maureen Crowe Margaret McCubb1n Jeanne Halptn Katherme Kapxtan Lorraine Von Brnesen Ruth Kleban Joyce Bradley Robert Purcnello Fourth row Nancy Hoagland Ann OBr1en Natalne Samelson Evelyn Sollosy Arlene Crouthers Eleanore Wolf Vrrglnla Eckstrom Judy Nosal Dorns Bowden Murxel Schoenberg Nancy Bassrng PatColl1ns MarleTambur1ne Helen lanuly Frfth row Dan Rowell Wxlllam Allen Pat Healy Shlrley Gursey Reglna Hojnowskr Joan Clampett Elarne Berger Marrlyn Lexchtman Charlotte Stafford Barbara Anderson Marllyn Soloff Vrlma Perachxo Adele Sllverman Bruce Barnes ST D10 0 E Dmmatzc C lub The excrtement of first ntghtxng and the rush to obtatn front row seats prevtew the tradttlonally mag nrficent productrons at Bass1ck under the ausprces of Mnss Mae McNulty Her skrll rn drrectxng transforms many a student mto an excellent actor and actress much to the deltght of the aud1ences In the monthly meetlngs the Dramatic Club mem bers decrde upon the plays to be presented and enjoy many a laugh from the tryouts whxle a play IS belng cast The Club IS well represented by 1ts officers ames Venman and Holl1s Dworken the presrdent and treasurer have acted nn many of the productlons Shella McLaughl1n and Ina Shulknn vxce presldent and secretary also have shown thelr actmg ab1l1ty before Basslck students . :A . ., . 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U l . 1 ' ' 1 83 f x Fxrst row Danrel Keane Wmnre Nelsen Ellzabeth Gevxrtz Mary Daly Parrlcla Dunn Audrey Harold Emtly Rutzen Ruta Llndstrom Ronald Devan Second row Grace Caravaggto Carol Nneman Dolores Holnowskn Suzanne Parobek Mtchael Fettrg Marrlyn Solofl Paulme Paulm Mary Manely Mary Ann Van Tassell Mr Sidney Goldstem s1'oP, Loon, A D LISTEN Sa ety Safety Flrst IS the motto of the Safety Club of Bassnck No televlston studlo of thxs slze can be mtnaged efliclently what wrth actors and other per formers scurryrng about between engagements wrth out an alert force of people constantly on the lookout for such th1ngs as traffic hazards lmagme what would 'mappen rf we drd not have two way sturway traffic As far as thexr commerc1als go the Safety Club advertrses 1ts mxssxon of cautron w1th cleverly de Club slgned posters The home room delegates at thetr monthly meet tngs hear of research unto safety problems and needs of Basslck IS reported by the members of the club Guest lecturers often v1s1t these meetlngs and tell of the latest technlques of safety control and accldent prevent1on Of course these preachers of cautron reahze that enforcement IS of the utmost rmport ance so dont ever look 1n a gasollne tank w1th a lrghted match when a Safety Club member rs near' QL Frrst row Sherla Mclaughlm Mary Zrman Helen Feroleto Natalxe Samelson Harrlett Halper Elaine Goldheld Barbara Raffel Sylvra Matto Second row Grace Caravaggxo Joyce Mrske Loretta Vasnl Arlene Crouthers Florence Garrrty Shrrley Muller Hollrs Dworken Susan Traub Mary Ann Van Tassell Thrrd row Marcella Dowlmg Patrlcna Heanue Barbara Anderson Paulme Targconskl janet Mo lander Cynthna Walter Marlon Fredrrckson Sally Hook Natalre Tymrnskn Joyce Grbson Shrrley Ptalc Fourth row Gerda Lex Ruth Kleban Sandra Gale Vnlma Perachxo Allyn Hartman Joan Clampett Gladys Fazackerley joan Miller Selma Davrdson THE GUIDI G LIGHT The Ushers Guzld Thrs way please rs the famrlrar cry of Basslcks Ushers Guxld whrch IS under the gurdance of Mrss Mrrtam Mallay Thrs group of grrls may be found at all of Bassxcks product1ons performmg therr dutres most capably Admxttance unto the Guxld rs a great prrvxlege for a grrl must obtain first honors rn order to be Con sldered for membershrp The Ushers Gu1ld rs one of the hardest workmg organrzatlons rn the school and all of tts undertakmgs are performed wrth great efflcrency The Sprmg Play Senror Play and Sprmg Concert are but a few of the funct1ons whrch are served by the Ushers Gu1ld The most rmportant and drfhcult assrgnment for the grrls occurs on the nrght of gradua and efhcrency whrch has become characterlstrc of Bassxcks Ushers Gulld M001 lb 1 LL E Pl V LIZ T .3 waits? -1' a .U 0 copy 1 32 ... !. ! has ' 1 V ' 9 if A X , ' I y r u y 1 : V -, I , t , I 4 ' A, I ' , I , ' 7 3 - txon. 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Front row flclt to nght Roger Prokop Clxfford Iones Phnhp Bush Fred Mrlls Ray Van Tassell Second row Floyd Weaver Robert Ioyce Davmd Wmdblad Robert Olex Mr Warren Brown Stage Crew I.1ghts' Camera' Actlonl If any member of Bas sxcks energetxc Stage Crew hears these words he 1mmednately sprmgs to act1on And as everyone knows th1s actlon always has excellent results They were the people who were responsxble for the beautxful hghtmg effects durmg our Chrxstmas Assembly It ns these boys who gave us the sound effects durmg the General Motors Assembly Along w1th their back stage dunes these always on the go boys are always wxllmg to help a teacher operate one of our many mot1on plcture projectors They are also wxllmg to HSSISI wlth the var1ous teas which are glven through out the school year Many of these skllls whlch the fellows have can be crednted to their advlser Mr Warren Brown Muay 421 3 ll iw: ril V Ll xii' '11, wtsli Q., in U11 -74. 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' . , 4 ' - - - 7 , , Y L . y l 1 I' U f . .. l A '7-- li 1 l - sun, .' 1 Q ni- i v 11 Y U ' ff . - f I 95- ' ' t . t -A ' - 86 Frrst row Barbara Hanz joan Muller Judy McGran Loulse Bonrtatn Gay Norton Wtllram Allen Arlme Zackrxson Robert Larson Carolyn Pero Arlene Crouthers Joan Weed Ida V1t1 Harrnette Halper Second row Mrs Marguernte james joel Zabln Paul Drotch Ruth Kleban Evelyn Sollosy Peg McCubbm Eleanore Wolf Mrrram Ixlnen Jeanne Halpnn Lots Almassy Vtolet Vavrek Elame Gold field Carol Swntzgable Vxrgmna L1ty Murrel Schoenberg, Nancy Senes Sol Posryn Allen Patterson Robert Lally Thtrd row Russell Bxgney Lenore Horowttz Sam Hartenberg Barbara Takacs Edmund DISIBSI Mary Beach Edward Nelson Joan Clampett Mrchael Flax Dorothy jones Anthony Romano Carol Zrron Davld Epstern 'l CISCU KIDS Spanish Club l W 'TW 87 l Every month the enthusrasttc members of the style Not all IS carefree however for the members also hnd trme to earn money for extra equlpment An example of thts was a Cake sale held to earn mone for 1 honofra h Although they attend to all lhell bllsllless ln ll SYS Altlhough tljns OIEHHITZHIIOU IS stall very young xt femaflf WHY the Students Still and time fo Plan f0f has become one of the most popular groups nn Bas soctal actlvmes The club has :emu tn the school Smk Much of 11115 popularity ,S due to Mrs Mar Cafeterra for almost every holxday rn true Spanlsh guerxte ames the sponsor Spamsh Club of Basslck Hlgh School are found ja bermg away IH Espanol at thetr meetmgs ln Room 17 L Seated Qleft to rlghrl Ruth Kleban Robert Sullk Dons Chrnstenson Martnn Petrahal Danlel Rowell Davnd Weinberg Fanth Mehnran Starr Haspbach Robert Anderson Nancy Nester Davrd Goldenson Florence Pearson Roger Ratzenburcer Srandrng., Cleft to r1r,htJ joan Mlller Jeanne Halpm Mr Augustus Zavory Fred Deer MUSIC HALL Orchestra Many students of Bass1ck mty have realized that there has been a change rn the tone of the musrc rt our assembhes slnce Chrrstmas but they may not have reahzed that thrs change stems from the fact that the Bassrck orchestra and not the band has been playlng for our assemblles smce December Many of the students who play nn the band also play ID the orchestra but there are some outsrandmg drfferences between the two groups The orchestra rncludes l vrolxns h IS fewer clarmets and the bass drum does not play as prominent a part as nt does rn the band The orchestra plays at many of our school functrons such as the Green and Whrte Revue and the Dramatlc Club plays and ll also takes part rn our annual Sprxng Concert Mr Augustus Zavory drrects the orchestra md Danny Rowell and Ruth Kleban are the student directors First row joan Beck Sheila McLaughlin Peter Braun Vilma Perachxo Donald Beck joan Monturi Barbara Raffel Second row Miss Nome Brennan Henry Elstern Charles Hofmiller Mary Ann Johnston Judy Burr Patricia Collins Margaret Leopold Cynthia Widlitz Michael Flax james Baird Third row Lorraine Yaslnskas Selma Davidson Marilyn Wilkinson Roger Shatanof Harry Warn auski Lyn Gaffney Alice Buskey joan Miller CLUB ROMA jumor Classzcal League Club Roma sponsored by Miss Nome Brennan is televised daily during periods two and three in studio 217 All pupils taking Cicero and Virgil are members of the cast known in television circles as the junior Classical League president Sheila McLaughlin secretary and Donald Beck treasurer Their motto Pergo Pemgo I improxe as I go has many interpretations It varies from a donation to some worthy charity to a polished translation of the Aenezd Along with its many actxxities the junior Classical League gives its mem bers a chance to enjoy their knowledge of Latin On special holidays this group has social programs which include Latin plays and Latin Christmas carols With such an interesting program of actixities Latin is far from a dead language I i , . I , , , ! I 1 h I ' . . The officers of this group are Vilma Perachio, presidentg Peter Braun, vice- Z , Z . - 7 V 7 V 7 ' . 'f ' U l X Y X , t- 5 k Y First row Cleft to rightj Gary Wrdlitz Henry Elstein joseph Fiorello Hollis Dworken Elberta Moreland Michael Lengel William Gergely Second row Cleft to rnghtj Sidney Fagan Donald Faulkner joseph Brndgeforth Fred Deer Donald Verzaro David Goldenson Mr Albert Fleischer Herbert Gratrrx Stanley Graft Reid Kellogg KI G S CRDSSRDADS Chess Club When tuning your television set to Channel 313 each Tuesday afternoon you are most likely to hear such terms as king queen bzrlaop knzgkl rook and pawn used At first these terms mxght puzzle you but after watching this fascrnating program for a few minutes you will find out that this IS the Basslck High School chess team playing a match against one of the neighboring hxgh schools You will see Mr Albert Fleischer as the director and the first team consisting of Joe Fiorello captam Henry Elstexn Michael Lengel Reid Kellogg and Davld Goldenson in the focus of the camera Behrnd the scenes how ever are many novice chess players who are being taught to play this fascinating game by the experts Because of the enthusiasm of the Chess Club it has been highly successful in its competitive matches By the end of this program you wlll no doubt hive been conxrnced of the abrhty of the team 716101 it Q lg g rl- V Ll :ii wSii'i 6' A I I E54 p Ng OODYI r-gi ... 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'fi C ' 90 Fxrst row seated fleft to rnghtj Vrrgrma Ekstrom Barbara Button Elarne Goldheld Hollrs Dworken Aaron Ment Shexla McLaughl1n Natalre Samelson Second row standmg Cleft to rlghtb Mnss Barbara Clglar joan Muller Eleanore Wolf Joan Barker Margaret Merrrtt joan Bodre Sandra Gale Marlon Fredrrckson john Goudas MEET THE PRESS Vozce Lztemry Sta Channel W O R K Trme Every other Wednesday at 2 05 Sponsored by M1ss Barbara Crglar Turmng our dxal over to thrs network we can v1ew a busy and excltlng meetmg of our top school reporters Mnss Barbara Crglar opens the program by rellmg us that thrs 1S an honorary group whrch she has personally chosen The Staff conslsts of those students who have contrrbuted a great amount of work of the best quallty to the school paper They formed w1th whats gomg on all year round Every socral scholast1c and athletrc event 15 skrllfully covered and wrrtten up rn tnme to meer the dead lmes Hollxs Dworken edrtor rn chref helps Mlss Cxg lar keep the orgamzatron smooth runnrng and the members busy wxth many assrgnments The Staffs dutres are to make headl1nes suggest new rdeas and select those lucky students who get wrxte ups rn the Goldfish Bowl and Sportsllte Always busy as bees and consclous of everythmg thats golng on these hard workmg people certalnly contrlbute much M001 V I-5 iii if 'J ?2FEj1 OODY I ' fain hr: 5 S011-ll , Z , , , . I . - L' Y' 1 l ! ' ' 1? ' : 3 U 1 .t , ,I l . , - ' 3 5 5 are the ones responsible for keeping us well-in- to us viewers. 1- 0 Q . i G - Q l .. :. - ... 4 : 1 5 U -, ,-5 ' Z Nflt, 'o2 l: .,- 4.3-Q., Lcd? V' W A 1 Egateddfleft to rrghtb Loretta Vasrl Barbara Slmko Marron IIICLIIICICSOD Joyce Wood Eleanor war s Standmg fleft to rnghtj Jeanne Meszaros Sylvna Morando Dolores Fazekas Mary Zxman Audrey Gay Shnrley Ptak Alnce Wrley Mrss Flame Cooper 'LEAVE IT T0 TIIE GIRLS' Order 0 Basszck Secretarzes Adjust your focus and your fine tunrng, because thrs channel rs now pre sentmsc, the O B S the Order of Bassrck Secretanes We salute the O B S grrls who have garned membershlp to thls honorary organrzatlon by achrevrng, excellent records rn shorthand and typnng These efhcnent students have organxzed under the dlrectron of Mrss Elarne Cooper head of the Commercial Department The actrvrtles of the O B S lend toward preparrng the members for the busxness world by equrppmg them with secretarxal knowledge Humorous mntnatrons and a full socnal calendar have proved that an rnter estmg and enyoyable socral lnfe can go hand rn hand wlth hard work One of the very successful events was the Chrrstmas party held at the Hnclamg Port Movres of Italy whrch were shown by Mrss Rose Caruso and an rnformatrve talk by M1ss Cooper about her Hawauan trrp added to the program Drrected by Barbara Snmko president Marlon Fredrrckson secretary and Eleanor Edwards treasurer both the socral and the busmess functrons have been great successes K 2 iv , 1. J 4 F- .. . . .', ' 1 1 , r . 'Z' A .1 n lx q , , , - . f ' ' . .yi . . - .7 . . , . ,.. . Y 7 , 2 , Z y Q 1 SD G Sl-IOP Combined Chomses Many of the most outstanding treats on the Caval- cade of Events for the Bassick student body are the impressive musical arrangements sung by the com- bined choruses. Under the direction of the charming and talented Miss Grace Laing the three hundred students in the Song Shop have opportunities to ex- press their love of music. Building a repertoire of diversified melodies the chorus opened its season with a thrilling program at the Christmas Assembly, The next musical per- formance was the Green and White Revue which con- sisted of talent found in the music classes. The annual Spring Concert taking place in April provided further opportunities to give our school an impressive show. During the winter many of the chorus members enjoyed the trip to the Metropolitan Opera House to see The Magic Fizzle. Throughout the year the members of the Song Shop have heard records of their own singing as well as those of professional stars. Fnrst row Cleft to flghfl Ehzabeth Gevlrtz Grace Henncks Kathleen Kuhn Ronald Petrahal Cynthra Walters Martin Petrahax Mary MCL3UghllH Marcella Dowlxng, Patrlcla Anderson Second row Cleft to flghfl Mary Manely Joyce Gordon Frances DeMarco lr1s Garcla Nancy Kallop Charlotte Kovacs Glorla Mendelsohn Margaret Leopold Mary Tyer Prxscnlla Vero Joann Eddy Eleanor Manely Audrey Harold Mary Ann Van Tassell Mrss Mary E Nnchols Lllhan Kramer VANITY F IR M ake up Squad Wheres the l1pst1ck9 Wheres my Wlgg Wheres the powder? Thrs scene of confusxon ns never found at Bassxcks theatr1cal presentatrons be cause of the marvelous job done by the make up squad The club 15 under the drrectxon of MISS Mary E Nxchols In order to become a member of thms organnzatron some prevrous expenence m art 15 re qunred Thrs group may be found at all plays transformrng the students 1nto real actors or actresses Although we do not actually see them on the stage we do see trme you applaud a play g1ve some of the applause to the make up squad for thexr part rn makrng the presentanon an enjoyable one M001 li 2 l l VA H Ll :ii I 0 -'v no 3:-1.5 WSEEEFFE OODY ... '2 - be Sinn-M. 94 , S ' X y j . . ' . I 1 I , . . , . . . 7 .y 7 1 1 yy - I 1 A 1 Y I1 14 . A . A 1 . . - . l their handiwork in the form of the players. The next cv ' - ' -- 1 M - ., ,,,, .- - 1 1- .Q 5 5 U ,. - I I ' L 4 i 471'- , ,. !:n:::u, U A ' ' ' ' Frrst row Farth Mehngan Starr Hosbach Bob Anderson Ronald Framson john Tassrnaro Second row Fred Deer Davnd Goldenson Roger Ratzenberger Dan Rowell james OBoyle Martm Petrahar Tony Romano florence Pearson Thrrd row Nancy Anne Hester Bob Hennessy Sylvra Matto Shnrley Martm Bob Sulrck CAVALCADE 0F BANDS The Band No TV show would be complete wrthout a band Our fine band at Basslck adds pep and zest to our assembhes football games and other school acttvrtres Under the excellent dtrectron of Mr Augustus Zavory thrs muslcal organrzatron seems to add the finrshmg touches to our programs It would seem very strange tndeed to march rnto an assembly or go to a football game and not hear the muslc produced by thus fine orgamzatlon Our band also has a great deal to do about keeprng the school morale very hugh when the score IS low It has done a great job m the past and has added much to the school 3' . - .. l - Fxrst row seated Cleft to rrghtb Lorrarne VonBr1esen Arlene Crouthers George Goodwrn Mary jane Mastrangelo Elberta Moreland Second row standrng fleft to rrghtj Ronald Framson Phyllls Greenwald Ida Vm Dorothy Brown Patrrcxa Wrtkrns Martrn I-lrtchcock Barbara Raffel Garl Ford Natalle Samelson Joyce Chapple Mr Emanuel Klernwald BREAK THE BANK Basszck Vozce Busmess Sta How can we get more subscrrbers for the paper' These questrons all con cerned wlth money are asked of the Vorce Busmess Staff under the guldance of Mr Emanuel Klernwald Most of them recerve a satrsfactory answer Thrs hardworkmg group 15 rn charge of all the financral problems of the Bassrck Vorce and the Bassrck Yearbook Early rn the school year they approach all potentral subscrrbers to both They collect therr money-or else To thrs group belongs the arduous task of solrcxtmg and collectrng all of the money for advertrsements for the paper These rugged sophomores lunrors and senrors also make sure that each of the advertrsers gets a copy of the paper as rt comes off the press You can be sure that at the end of the year the members of the staff know the trrals and trrbulatrons connected wrth the runmng of a newspaper l ll I I What happened to that half-dollar? W'ho is the treasurer of room 208? Ffh First row seated Cleft to rightb Hollis Dworken Eleanor Sisken Ruth Kleban Harrxette Halper Dan Rowell George Goodwin Bruce Barnes jane Thornbury Doris Bowden Second row fleft to rightj Elaine Goldfield Stanley Schipior Carol Switzgable joel Zabin Lenore Horowitz jerry Olderman joan Monturi Cynthia Widlitz Barbara Takacs David Epstein Violet Vavrelc Alvin Kangisser Margaret McCubb1n Harold Weinstein George Taylor Third row Cleft to rightj Muriel Schoenberg Louis Renkavinsky Betty Creel Eugene Blanck Vilma Perachio Bill Allen Marilyn Soloff Don Beck Edward Nelson Martin Hitchcock joan Clampett Sam Hartenberg joan Bodie Bob Benton Mary Ann Johnston Iames Venmao PEUPLE S PLATFDR U S Hzstory Debatmg Club Afhrmative vs. Negative. The proncient debaters of the U. S. History classes organized and became the U. S. History Debating Club directed by Miss Marie Cooney to present one of Bassick's most popu- lar shows. Among the propositions of the season debated were as follows: 'Resolved: that the voting right for the national elections should be extended to eighteen-year-olds and Resolved: that compul- sory military service should be made to include At their bi-monthly presentations they thrilled their audiences by discussing the social economic and political problems of our country. In association with Miss Cooney in making each show an outstand- ing television success were the officers: Danny Row- ell swinging the gavel' Bruce Barnes presiding when Danny was not presenti Harriette l-lalper recording the minutes of each 'I'.V. presentation' and George Goodwin managing the finances of this Peoples VVOITICI1. Platform. x.J A ' :fi 0001 lt lg 4 : - F l-!.E.!.s Qi: 111 OODY 1 -an pil :lx U ' V ' '2 LM- 'f ' ' mf- Chapter 19 ass1gned for tomorrow You thmk Vrrgrma Hall as socral drrector Fnrst row Selma Davrdson Carol Zrron Dons Chrrstenson Arlene Zacknson Dorothy Jones Elarne Goldfield Robert Joyce Harrxet Borsuk Vtrgrnra Hall Susan Handscombe Joan Drexler Kathleen Kuhn Joan Thornton Second row Ann Rnley Erleen Harkms Mary Tyer Barbara Wasnelewskn Elrzabeth Gevxrtz Gladys Fazackerley Erleen Rxchards June Payne Irrs Gomberg Theresa Mancmn June Smnth Lors Almassy Gwendolyn Blackwell Ann Douglas Joan Keegan Thrrd row Barbara Hanz Gerda Lex Roberta Fraser Grace C3fHVHKL,j.,l0 Betty Ann Nrles Pattx Jean Mam Nancy Kallop Helen Thanas Vrrgrnna Lrty Murxel Schoenberg, Carole Logan Joan Bochmo Shxrley Armentano Joyce Clmelus Ruth Carpenter VUICE 0F Y0 TH Future Teachers 0 Amerzca 98 ' No TV tomght You re probably on the recervmg end of thrs statement now but rn a few years these students wrll be on the grvrng end The F T A although not new to Bassxckrtes has thxs year been maugurated as a legmmate organrzatron complete with constttutlon and charter Th1s new club rs under the able superv1s1on of Mlss Mary J Gallahue and lS led by 1ts presrdent Elame Goldrield who rs arded by Dorothy Jones as vlce presrdent Hamer Borsuk as secretary Robert Joyce as treasurer and On anuary 16 the F T A made 1ts debut by grvmg a tea for drstrrct hxgh school F T A s at the Bassrck I-lrgh Lxbrary Ewerybody worked hard to make the tea the brg success rt was The actron doesn t stop there however for our future teachers are get These students also are excused from school for one day Cto the1r delrghtp to observe the puprls of nergh bormg grammar schools Yes thrs orgamzauorl IS fast becomrng one of Basslcks best We are lookmg for ward to seemg these pupxls succeed m thexr vocat1on live - OODY I V Li 35-5 S i1 li fl a,o gl: 3 gli H 50,0 il I 2 gh., Shun f . - p -4 , A4 , , l Y 7 . . . . . I ! I ' A A V7 A 'Y 1 U 4 Y- Q . 1 U ,I Y i . . , . , , , J , . . . . . . ., . . V ' , , . Y. . . . ,, ' ,, . tmg pomters from varrous speakers at the1r meetmgs. S Z ' ' - , I A I f I 0 Af: 8' li g l l : 1 ,. 2' :': 2 .s : ... 5 'o ' n 4 sa, . - I s s4,, ', ' Y ,.,s :n:: m,'Jt 4 by ' f' - Frrst row Arlene Zaclcnson joan Clampett Herbert Gratrnx Shrrley Mnller Margaret Merrrtt Elame Goldheld joan Monturr Stanley Campbell jr Harrnette Halper Elame Berger Second row Mr Richard Mayer Martin Robbrns Helen lanuly Theresa Mancrnr Janet Warshaw Marrlyn Soloff Cynthia Wxdlltz Pauline Tarponskl Charlotte Stafford Vlrgmra Hall Barbara Warren joan Bodre joan Barker Mary Ann Johnston Marlon Fredrxcltson Henry MLL3UKf,hllU Mr Henry Walsh Third row joseph Fennclc Hollis Dworken Evelyn Sollosy jane Thornbury Margaret McCubb1n H vote: or Tm: Prom Yearbook Sta W1th telev1s1on as 1ts theme the yearbook staff began early mn September to make the 51 edxtlon one of the best yearbooks Basslck has ever had and thms goal has certarnly been attatned The lrterary art secretanal and busrness staffs worked d1l1gently and endlessly durmg vacatrons and long hours after school on thrs years publlcatron but the results were well worth the efforts Elanne Goldfleld the consc1ent1ous edrtor rn chref worked wlth Mr Rlchard Mayer Mr Henry Walsh and the other members of the staff to brrng out an lnterpre tat1on of televlsron at Statron B H S Slnce early fall these rndustrrous members have chosen grrnds and gathered the actrvxrtes for each senlor wrxtten up Club news typed and proof read all materxal and teleused all school events Although the staff had many trylng moments they enjoyed brxngnng to Bassrck thls magnrficent televrsron presentatron . Z I nh 1 I - y l H- , ' U , u . y I h , -, , ' . . 1 ' . . . ' . ' , ' ' - Q 1 v A 1 ' 1 A -y 7 l ! y l I , y E 7 - y . 1 . , , Y p y y . Y Ioan Keegan, Betty Wargo, Carolyn Pero, Natalne Samelson, Carole Logan, Margaret Dina, , ' 3 7 7 , D . 1 ' ' a - 9 . , ' , ! V ' Y UW mm e 'w mm w ff f W 1 1 I 1 ff' K K 1 5' f ei I 1.Q,!'4 xj I w f3'fi1 is fl LQQDRTS 1 V .av . XX Xxx! O I lun. s 1, XXX, , nw , 3 K src Ji TLESZQAHNW I Frrst row Cleft to rlghtl Robert Olex jxm Venman Second row Jeanette McEachern Glorta Dnaz Thxrd row V1rg1n1a Archambault Theresa Somers Fourth row Ernestnne Gledhlll Dons Bowden Fxfth row janet Sprague Frank Perry Srxth row Hartley johnson George Goneau Seventh row joyce Douglas Barbara Davls T0 BE ANNUUNCED 19 Cheermg Squad 1,-1 Rah' Rah' Rah' Rah' Basslck Hxgh' Bassnck Hngh' Yes that Bassncks cheermg squad Certaxnly theyre the pepplest group ln our school Any day throughout the fall you can hear them pract1c1ng nn the gym cleveloprng new cheers and pract1c1ng old ones You can count on them to set the rafters of Bassxck soundmg at every pep assembly rally and game They are good sports at all trmes and are always ready to glve the other team a mxghty cheer Thns year they worked overtlme to root for our basketball team Under the capable guxdance of Mrs Myrtle Humphreys they do a really fine yob May thelr cheers for the Green and Wh1te be loud and long wb 5 Bl Bl JLBJ 'Y' .L l I ' Q- as ll ll ' ' ' l . . . , . . 07 'A .f V ii, 43,5 ' :gap gf-Q A ' V A 'ag rf wi lf, LVL 4: -0- iii v ' Y an Q . , I ...'f A ' ,l Q A is-4, - .23 f. 6, .X , it l 1? 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W R Q -naman-un V 1-1-v-1 W., , q - af' 1 ' 'l it L mwvgg Front row Thomas Meyers Richard LaBrecque Robert Hustek Ralph Sayball George Devan Robert Kiley Robert Flynn Alan Namran Bob Beslove Thomas Grambra Second row Assistant Coach Norman Victor Richard Alberg Robert Haefie Sidney Soos jerry Shearer James Schwab Fred Campbell Edward McCormick George LeCates Athletic Director Harry Lyon Third row Assistant Coach Mitchell Kobns William Black Thomas Dixon Walter Kmtop Ray Gladkowskr Keith Kilborn Richard McKnight Milton Hackett Coach Herb Harrington Fourth row Manager Ronnie White BEAT Tl-IE CLOCK Football Although the seasons record shows two wxns one tie and four losses there was a real hghtrng spirit beh1nd every play Poor weather and a wet field made the going rough for the first game with Milford With six seconds left Bassick made one last effort to score when Sayball intercepted a pass in hrs own end zone and ran up over the 50 yard lme but that play ended the game and the final score was Bassrck 0 Milford 0 The next four games with Central Harding Greenwich and Danbury were fought hard under the fine leadership of Co Captains Lou Kiley and George Devan The greatest weakness in these games was Bassrck s pass defense Bassncks threat to score an upset was finally successful in their game with Stratford which they won 31 0 This was the first game Bassrck had won rn almost two years Devan Soos and Sayball did the scoring for Bassrck In spite of below zero weather Bassick trounced Fairfield in the tradmonal Thanksgiving Day game 316 Sayball led in the scoring with four touchdowns 103 Bassrck Bassrck Bassick Bassrck Bassxck Bassick Bassrck SEASON S RECORD Milford Central Harding Greenwich Danbury Stratford Fairfield II ll , . U . I , , . , , ' . ' ' , ,, 0 ' , ' . 3 . ' , . 1, 6 ' . . ' . .....,. 6 ' - V ' ' .,.. A 18 ' ' . - g ' .,,. ,. 31 . ' I - ' . ' ..V...l 1 31 ' ,o 1 . ' . ' 1 1 rl - E lv. - D D i i - I I . 1 as Bgcextt Bassnck Bassrck Bassnck Bassrck Bassrck Bass :ck Bass rck Bassrck Bassrck Bassrck Bass lck Bassrck Bassnck Bassrck Bassnck Basslck A S f l A., , as .1 we li... Frrst row Ronald Shrmko james Pavel Denms Mmely Leonard Rosenberg Robert Flynn Second row Gerald Norko john Ray Edward Nelson Norman Shepard Donald Alexander Mr Harry Lyon BASKETBALL SCHEDULE l95l SEASON Norwalk Alumnn Hardmg Farrfleld Stratford Stamford Danbury Norwalk Central Hard m Central Greenwnch Farrfield Stamford Stratford Danbury CA Y0 TOP Tl-IIS? Basketball You certarnly can t top our team when rt comes to iightmg spmt and good sportsmanshnp Thxs year they were off to a good start by defeatmg Norwalk 57 40 ln their opemng game and the alumnr 58 39 m the next Our camera man kept hrs lens focused on the sensatronal Bob Flynn who was hugh man ln both games wrth a total of 39 pomts Then Bassxcks luck seemed to change for the worse as they went mto a long slump It wasn t untll the final few games that we found our way back mto the wmmng column but certamly all of the games were worthy of the fine support Bassnck students have shown thrs year Captam Denn1s Mmely once agam led hrs team wnth the largest number of pomts for the season followed by Flynn Under the capable coachmg of Mr Harry S Lyon and the management of jerry Norko the team has worked hard to achxeve the skxll and teamwork whrch they have drsplayed thxs year 104 31 5 ll l ' 57 ..... .,., ,.,.. 4 0 . ' 58 ,.,...,,, .,s... ' 49 ' - ' ' ' ' - , ' 36 .......,..,..,., ' 56 - ' - ' 45 ,...........,... ' 56 ' . . . . Bassick 55 ..,.., .,....... G reenwich 54 I , . ' ' 51. ..,,... ...... 7 1 ' 46 .,.......,...... 62 , ' ' ' 53 .,.......,..... 54 ' ' ' - ' 44 .,.,.....,, .,.. 6 9 ' . . ' 38 ,,,. .. .. 67 . U . , I . ' ' 40,,. .......,. . ' g 81 ' 36 ..,... ...., 4 9 ' , , ' ' 36 . . , ' 44 ' 54 .. . ,. .. ' 56 ' ' . . . ' ' 62, ,..., , , 51 . A ' 46, . , . . 44 . ' 45. . ,, 43 Bassrck Bassrck Bassrck Bassrck Bassrck Bassrck Bassrck Bassrck Bassnck Bass :ck Bassrck Bass :ck Bassrck -1 Frrst row Chrrsty janelu Andrew Gachr Robert O Donnell Kenneth Janello Lours Srca john Nastu George Srmms Second row Roger Weed Thrrd row Coach Herbert Harrrngton joseph Sereno Gerald Kay Dennrs Mnnely john Marlrn Frank Esposrro Fred Fekete Don Alexander Ronald Shnmko Mr Harry Lyon BASEBALL SCHEDULE 1950 SEASON Stamford Stamford Central Hardxng Norwalk Danbury Stamford Mrlford Stratford Falrfield Farrheld Harding Central Tl-IE HIT PARADE Baseball Team Tops on any hut parade the baseball team of 50 led by com perent Coach Herb Harrrngton completed a magmficent season beatrng Mrlford 10 2 rn one of the most trrumphant vtctorres of the year Wrth Captam Kenny janello the teams outstandnng shortstop and hard hrttrng Chrrsty janelu our hrgh scormg team was credrted wnth other vrctorres when they outhrt Central rn both of the games that were played The one srded score of 9 I agamst Danbury added another wrn ning game to our record Semor Fred Fekete hrt hrs way rrght to the head of the Inst becommg the all drstrrct battmg champron for the season thus helprng our stars wrn other thrrllrng games such as those played wtth Central and Norwalk John Marlrn and Don Alexander also helped to make the Bassrck baseball record for the year a smash hrt by pttchmg those balls rrght on to vrctorres 105 4 1 ,JI --- i Y lr, I r , . - f 5 K v, g1g:.,5i.: ll ll ' 1.... ,. ...,, 9 - - , - - ' ' j rr r,,,.,..r... 7 . ' , . ' b .rrV A ...... E ,4,. . D 5 A A H , , . U H , U 1 lo... ......,,,.,, 7 - ' ' - ' Z'ii1 iifiij 5 . ' -' . - ' . . . ' - ' I0 .,, . ' 2 - ' 0 ..., 2 ' ' - ' ' ' ' ' 5 ,.,. ,,., . ' 2 ' ' ' ' ' 6.. .. .. ...... ' ll , Q - ' SH., , ' 7 , ' ' 9 , A . 5 1 - ' . . I EE QE L First row: Donald Ginand, Russell Bigney, james Lafierty, Fred Eaton, James Venman, Louis Klein, Harve Dworken, Lester Zuckerman. Second' row: Mr. Harry Lyon, Peter Braun, Rene Vaporis, Robert Engleman, James Baird, Bruce Barnes, Richard Chantland, Donald Freese, Mr. Charles Cart. RACKET B STERS Tennis Team Any day after school from September to November or from April to June you may hear the soft, Whack, whack, of racquets as the tennis team practices at the Laurel Courts. Too few people know what an excellent tennis team we really have. Last year the team played thirteen games, winning ten and tying one. The team was county champion last year, having held this position several times in the past. The reason for this excellent record, aside from spirit, of course, lies partly in the hard practice that was necessary to get the team into shape and partly in the skillful direction of Mr. Charles Carr, the coach. During the season, the boys practice every afternoon until five p.m., and often on holidays. The Tennis Team deserves much credit for the fine record they made last year. hill TENNIS SCHEDULE - 1950 SEASON Bassick 5 Portland 2 Bassick 3 Norwalk 4 Bassick 5 Fairfield 2 Bassick 3 Central 2 Bassick 4 Stamford 3 Bassick 4 .Westport 1 Bassick 716 .. ,..... New Canaan IM Bassick 3 Portland 4 Bassick 5 Stratford 0 Bassick 4 W Fairfield 2 M Bassick 4 Norwalk 4 Bassick 5 Stratford 0 Bassick 5 Hamden 2 COUNTY TOURNAMENT Bassick 62 .. .... ,..,.,.....,.,.. S tamford 39 Westport 45 ,..,... .. .,.,. .. New Canaan I5 Norwalk 39 ., . ...,., Central 12 First row joan Barker Dorothy jones Nancy Knopf Florence Pearson Doris Baker Beatrice Felia Margaret Merritt Shirley Swanson Allyn Hartman Lois jones Barbara Stohl Virginia Hall Barbara Button Orissa Topps Second row Adrienne Campbell Virginia Ekstrom joan johnson Carole Gennette joan jasinski Lorraine Yasmskas Patricia Birso Louise Winkler Pauline Targonski June Smith Judy Burr Nathalie Tymmski joan Bryers Eleanor Galvin janet Sprague Gay Norton Barbara Simko Nancy Kallop Mrs Myrtle Humphreys Third row Pat Thompson Ruth Carpenter Josephine Patren florence Tetu Susan Traub Doris Bowden Muriel Schoenberg, Carolyn Pero Theresa Somers Ann Cowan Ernestme Gledhill Mar garet Tobis Eileen Guillemette Phyllis Greenwald Carolyn Lasky WOMEN IN SPDRTS G A L A Although we each have our preference in video entertainment there is not much doubt that athletic contests have the highest viewer ratings One of the main reasons for this is that the techniques of telecasting in sports have con P perfect sports the G A L A the Girls Athletic Leaders Association Each member of the G A L A is an accomplished athlete asked to yoin the organi zation because of her outstanding ability If an unwary sightseer should pass through Bassicks halls on G A L A initiation day he would see once pretty girls with painted noses cold creimed faces and pig tailed hair looking mighty foolish but still not quite hiding thc glow of pride at being accepted to this group The G A L A ictixities include bowling xolleyball bisketball soccer hiking and swimming 107 ' : , , v , ' ' . . . , 1' 1 ' ' ' i i s i i i 1 A i 1 i 7 Y ' ' i I in 9 I v 7 ' ' ' . ,y y , y ' ' , . 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L ' i 108 Q-4 1-4 in-4 Left to rrght Amelna Fazackerley Jean Yamnxcky Ann Rlley Ann Douglas Frances Dubee Pat Heanue Peg McCubb1n Margaret La Rose Llla DlCkSOl'l EASY DUES IT Baton Twzrlers If you have attended any of Bassxcks football games you certamly must have seen the br1ll1anr performance of the baton twnrlers durrng the halves These grrls performed bravely durxng the coldest and bleakest weather never lettmg therr school down One of the most colorful spots of every football game came when the grrls marched our on the freld xn rhexr saucy manner and proceeded to show a fme comblnatlon of sklll and glamour thus supplying sparklmg entertarnment and occaslonally when needed bulldlng up wxnnmg morale Because thus IS the flrst year that Bassrck has had a squad of baton twlrlers we are very proud of the progress and achievements the gxrls have made Sn-4 s.,4 CW guy XJ, xfl ,l vwfb- ll X n,X! x.,-. l I , '? .f ' I - ' g p gr ' to by A , . - : fs. . ,t, y he if l ' YN Q x. 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