Bloomfield High School - Tattler Yearbook (Bloomfield, CT)

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CLASS To Senior class president of forty-nine, For doing a difficult task so fine, We give jimmy Ventres a well-earned cheer, In leading us through our last year. Donald Anderson as vice-president proved to An asset in leading our class thru faithfully, And maybe someday a great artist he'll be, Because he can also draw so skillfully. Almeda Duke, senior class secretary Performed her job with skill and integrity, A capable student with personality fine, She faithfully served the class of forty-nine. To our excellent treasurer, Roger Cowles Goes our most sincere praises. No one need worry about Roger, For he'll succeed in Work of many phases. Jean Viseskis, capable and smart, Always more than does her part. And Ingegerd also, so willing to work, Never does she her duty shirk. F is for Ferraresso, a lover of sports, Wherever she goes, she'll find support. Janet ,too, a cheerleader sublime, Does a job, and does it fine. If there's a commotion in the hallway, And there is almost every school dayg n You don't have to guess it's Carl and Pete So glad to skip classes and out there meet. To some kids school is boring, But how can school be dull. With two such wide-awake students, As Joan Nicolle and Judy Tull? Future dressmakers-who knows? Prizes they may win! Skillful Catherine Politis, Gladys Watkins, and Joan Flynn. julie Wirsul's ready wit, With all the classes she's a hit. And Billy Slamon-full of fun, Where he is there's mischief begun. Rachel is one who, when the work is done Does not waste time, but has some fun. June, like Rachel, if of the best, And is always good for fun with the rest. Like birds of a feather, They always flock together, In the jalopy of Richie, Or the truck of Chuck. Two fair lasses-who could they be? jane and Ann who fit to a Both so pretty and with that air, They make a very charming pair. BALLADS Evelyn and Margaret are two of a kind, And in school you will always find Them working together for the class, Doing their best 'till the last. Dordre is friendly, quiet, and serious too, Yes, all of these tributes we pay to you. Here's to Ellen fair of face, She'd be welcome in any place. John and Bob, our captains, And a squad that's really great, No wonder Bloomfield has a team, That's always sure to rate. A lovely girl is above all rank. And Cynthia's one upon whom you can bank. Louise, too, is always so neat, And one you'll find cute and sweet. Here comes Albert, right on the ball, Well-dressed, carefree, liked by all. Dolores, too, is well-dressed, liked by everyone, She's so cute and always full of fun. Chris Webber is also on the team, And you'll find him on the beam. Forster and Osburn when their work is done, Always are jovial and full of fun. Throughout the basketball season, We have praised our co-captains with reason. Nora and Shirley, with the help of the rest, Have inspired our team to do their best. Salt goes with pepper, Coffee goes with tea, George and Herbie go together, As everyone can see. Elaine Quavillon, a diligent lass, Many others she will surpass. And Gloria, too, her friend indeed, ls always there when her help you need. William Willis, a lad so great, No one need worry about his fate. And Tom Fenton, whose moments aren't dead, Always in this world will be ahead. Gert, a cheerleader for the class of forty-nine, Always does her work so fine! And Jean Martyn, an acrobat unsurpassed, For her our votes we'l1 always cast. Though the work was hard, It was full of fun, And may our short verses, Pl . ease everyone B -C nthia Barnard Y Y and Almeda Duke

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Thomas Barclon Virginia Bentley Ruben Black Patricia DeWitt Beverly Gould Emma Hughes FORMER MEMBERS Barbara Johnson Edward Oleskewicz Donald Keene joan Ross William Scully Harry Stepanick Adela Larson Marietta Moore Lois Nolan Norman Tardiff Catherine Ogle IT MUST BE SPRING Over the fields of blooming flowers, The lazy clouds hang low. The babbling brooks and the rivers In and out of the meadow How. The birds they dip their wings in flight To seek the beauty of the sky, Their songs are echoing through the sunlight, Of joys and dreams that cannot die. The light of the day in silence sleeps, And in the lonely still of night The tiny stream seaward creeps, To meet the morning light. Dordre Janet LET'S MAKE IT FOR KEEPS! Though they say high-school romances never last, That they always become just a part of the past, That they're all forgotten after Graduation Day, Let's make this one different, different I pray Let's Make It For Keeps! Though they say this kind of thing isn't true, That sooner or later we'll meet somebody new, Letls prove it all wrong what people always say, We'll still be together after Graduatino Day, Let's Make It For Keeps! June Bjorndahl 22

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