Bassick High School - Voice Yearbook (Bridgeport, CT)

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.. K First row, l. to r.: Betty Erhardt, Mary Lou Bulkley, Faith Fairchild, Grace Moore, Jerri Mangines, Barbara Emanuelson, Theresa Goyette, Judy Berry, Judy Nelson. Second row: Judy Kurowski, Roland Caserta, James Dowling, Ray Johnson, Leo Emond, Ted Stypinski, Walter Bendik, Ingrid Lindahl. Third row: Allie Saracino, Gus Lawrence, Arnold Fagan, Blake Patterson. SENIOR DELEGATES The Senior Delegates, pictured above, form the steering committee of the Class of 1954. These delegates, a boy and a girl from each senior home room, meet regularly with their class advisor, Mrs. Rose Iodice, and the six senior officers. At these meetings they discuss all impending class business, plan for future activities, and report any ideas and suggestions from the students in their home rooms. They must also report back to the home rooms just what transpired at the meetings. In this way everyone in the Senior class is well informed as to current happenings in Bassick. Another important duty of these delegates is to collect class dues, because it is from these dues that all class expenditures are met. With so much work entailed in making 1954 the successful year that it was, a great vote of thanks must be given to Mrs. Iodice and the Senior Delegates. 14 17 A44

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BEHIND US CLASS HISTORY Our hxstory Class of 54 Dates back to the pol1cy of open door For when we entered It was plaln to see Blg and lmportant we were golng to be Thls was the begmnxng so we started ou rlght A class presxdent was our first slght Stephen Bessemer was gxven the rank And 50 cents dues began our bank As sophs our 8Ct1Vltl9S were organmzed Our Break the Ice party was a success The glrls got together and put on w1th glee The1r delxghtful Sophomore Mothers Tea Then 1n September we returned to school We were Junlors now wlth no tlme to fool Our rlngs we recelved shortly after December surprrse Our excltement and prlde we shall always remember Then at Brundages our elected spot We all attended the Hayseed Hop In the mlddle of sprxng on All G1r1s Day Freshmen through Senlors came out to play Dressed IH thelr best our models d1d glow The B F Hop we all attended It was at the R1tz and the muslc was splendld Though we loved our class tr1p we are forced t That we saw West Pomt ln a downpour of ra1n The Senlor Play started the New Year rlght For we belng Senxors almost ended our fight Senlors hlgh and mxghtlly Lead the school actxvxty No one to look up to anymore We led the school w1th Roar L1on Roar Our caps and gowns were then measured to Twas a l1ttle embarrasslng we must admlt The Mothers Tea was soon at hand Experxenced Senxors to full command The month of May had long been awa1ted The Prom was here and all were dated Hlstory Prophecy W1ll and Characterlstlcs Made our Class Day thrllllng to wrtness And so we ve come to the end of our tale A path that weve left for the JUHIOYS to tra But let us remember where ere we be Our Class has made 1ts own hlstory 11 I3 compla1n Betty Ballas Judy Berry QQ 29 ' U 77 , . ! . ' . . y ' t . L6 57 -T a ' . ' ' 1 , . 9 9 A . . ' y 7 As juniors, we sponsored a fashion show I . , ' O . , . ' ll ' 39 fit , . . . 3 7 . , . 1 7 7 , . . , .

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Robert Namlan Presldent CLASS ADVISOR Frank Herrera Treasurer SENIOR OFFICERS or THE CLASS or ,54 Deborah Bogm V1ce Presldent Robert Mark Co Dlrector SG Johanna Olayos Secretary MRS ROSE IODICE Loxs Johnson Co Dlrector '17