Bloomfield High School - Tattler Yearbook (Bloomfield, CT)

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KIVC QLIEV AND CUURT UN OR PRO The foremost memory of our junior year will be that of our Starlight Prom On the eyening of May 26 1956 we danced in 1 yery much trans formed Vincent School Auditorium an chanted Slfdtll glittering yyith silver stars The smooth music of Pat Burd 1nd his Club Royale Many of the faculty yy ere on hand to share our ey ning Our guests from the ficulty vyere Mr and Mrs ohn Collins Miss Lucia De Dominicis Mr Robert Mason and Mr and Mrs john Warren ust after the intermission came the dramatic highlight of the eyening Then Class President Tony Migno xx is to announce the King and ueen 41' 28 ind C ourt The yuniors danced one dance while the tmeulty deliberated Then Tony announced that X rlerie lxoeh and Walter Neuhauser were King tnd ueen Alice Wirringj P1 ricia Harper Paul ine Fontune and Dum Attardo were the queens trtendrnts dime one to the faculty one to the juniors and so on As the orchestra pliyed To the end of 1 wonderful Prom yye ill reluctantly danced the last danee of the Starlight Prom The dance was a success due mainly to the hard yyorle and enthusiasm of eyery member of the elrss They mtde it truly 1 night to remember J 41 4 If' I 3 1 - ' Y Y' T V I L A K A 7 ' i . ' I -L ' ' ' 1 ' t e . I ' t v 1 V 1 . t ' n ' Y- i ' I X n A ' V q A 'A ' ' - en- t Q 1- . A A 1 ' Y, .t ' ' , - ' . 71 ' ' r ' 'A ' . l I A ' 1 A 1 L I L . ' ' Orchestra carried us far into the night. A new innovation was the dedication of each V A L ' ' v A L A lb ' 1: A 4 V7 I . , , 'C I ' Y 1 1 I v Z . V 4 L V N S J L , . ' , ' ' - , ' . , , y ' A . , v I A ' ' ' ' I Y 'Y

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S '30 r SF 'Q fff CLASS PRO HEC Y The hot sun beat down as the lonely archeologrst set hrs mechanrcal drgger to work He had to wart awhrle for rt to operate srnce thrs was an old 4738 model Soon he came upon a record whrch aroused hrs rnterest He sat down and began to rea The year 1977 was an rllustrrous one rn hrstory Many changes were made whrch were to affect the whole world Chrld Psychologrst Alvrn Powell produced several astoundrng new the orres It seems that he had hrs practrcc at Alynne Cummrngs nursery school In another freld of medrcrne Ann Daly and Ellen Sexton had rust opened therr large new hosprtal where Dr Mrchael Golub drscovered the cure to whrch there was no drsease Kenny Katz that fast talkrng polrtrcran made the dedrcatron complete wrth a memorable speech on the subject of Baseball Its Im portance Today 1977 was also the year of beautrful women Esther Wood ford helped keep them beautrful wrth her reducrng salon Every one kept up wrth the changrng hrgh fashron by readrng Drana Attardos fashron magazrne and lookrng at Anne Walls beautr ful rllustratrons Pattr Harper was the busmess manager who made Hardy the model first to rntroduce mterplanetary fashrons was busy gatherrng another mrllron dollar wardrobe oey Caruso had become famous as the presrdent of the largest bank rn the solar system and Barbara Powell was hrs prrvate secretary Hrs best deposrror was Paul Jacobson whose orl wells were brrngrng rn money left and rrght Tony Magno was a famous pro basketball star and became the first man to score 150 pornts rn a game Another Tonr Tonr Attenello was captarn of the Olymprc hockey team for rts fourth undefeated season But all the sports news was not made by players In every paper you could see the name Nancy Beman rn headlrnes She was famous as coach of the Strlts t e world s tallest basketball team If members of the class of 57 made headlrnes more frequent ly than usual rt was because of the rnfluence of jane Frne edrtor of a large newspaper charn She scooped everyone by announcrng that Paulrne Fontarne has been chosen Mrs Amerrca of 1959 and drsclosrng that john Cope had rnvented hrs lrfe long dream a perpetual sleep machrne She also announced that Alrce 30 - K' X N d . . . Q r X 14, Y - I . r 5 X ll ' A ' . ' ' - ' '- X XM lx Q 1 l ' Y U ' . . ' ll. , X . . . . . . I l I W I . , ' . dl yr J I . ' . . I . . . l Y l' X I l sure there always were enough copies to meet the demand. Glenna I X l 1 1 ly . A . . , I ' . . . . . . r I err - - ' r -- - 'V l lxl ' IX . I. . A lr!,'vl l ' l rl r -- lil f J f,- , . . l .. . I - h I 1 . . . . - - jf I f r X