Bloomfield High School - Tattler Yearbook (Bloomfield, CT)

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PETER JAMES BROWN October 21, 1947 He prartifer lhe nr! of friend- linen, Pete . . . The best artist ever to come out of Bloomfield . . . A winner all the way . . . A commendable writer, too . . . Enjoyable company at any time of the day, even when he wears spats. JEAN ALISON BURBULIS January 12, 1948 Friendline.r.r if the hey to Jur- cert. jean . . . Pleasant smile . . . Wonderful personality . . . Full of pep and energy . . . Never lost for a friend . . . Favors the Army, wonder why? . . . Sure to be a suc- cess in whatever she attempts . : . Always willing to help. DEBORAH MICHELE BRUNO A heouziful Jmile if zo lhe female what lhe .funheomy are to zhe lnndfcapef' Debbie . . . Devoted cheer- leader . . . A smile that out shines the sun . . . D.A.R. award . . . Where's the other half? . . . Different hair styles all the time . . . Usually found on a committee . . . Popularity comes easy to her. JOHN ALBERT BURBULIS March 27, 1946 Take life or if comery if'.r earierf' Johnny . . . What a tough looking blue Chevy . . . A grin from ear to ear . . . Quiet, until you get to know him . . . Blond crop-top . . . Easy-going . . . Parking lot best part of the school. X DONNA MARCIA BRUNO june 3, 1948 A good hearfr worth gold. Don . . . One twin who is great alone or in combination . . . An attractive dresser . . . A sense of humor that never wanes . . . Peppy cheerleader . . . Can usually be found where there is excitement . . . Nice to know. 5 . . Q , CYNTHIA JOAN BURNHAM April ao, 1948 A companion zhaz it cheerful if worzh gold. Cindy . . . Tall, but not too tall . . . Long brown hair . . . French, Spanish, German? . . . Plays the guitar . . . Rides horses . . . Participates in girls' sports . . . Watch that arrow! . . . Certainly not quiet . . . Future psychologist? le. MARCIA ANN BRYLL April 28, 1948 The gift of .vilenre if ele- gunz. Mar . . . Warm, radiant smile . . . Beautiful eyes . . . Future librarian? . . . Her quiet man- ner is not deceiving Though she says little, she means a lot to many. 8 CAROLYN DIANE BURNS July 24, 1948 A smile when olherr need iz. Carrie . . . American Field Service Exchange Student . I . Belgium will never be the same . . . C.Y.O. and Perpet- uous Hi-Y . . . Talented seam- stress . . . Charming personal- ity . . . Has decided to grace the teaching profession . . . Friend to all.

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DAVID MARSHALL BENWARE July 12, 1948 To know him if to like him. Dave . . . Quick warm smile . . V. Can be found bombing' around in a grey Ford . . . Sharp dresser . . . One of the boys . . . Enthusiastic worker at Grand Union . . . Strong, silent type . . . Quiet people are welcomed everywhere. LORRAINE JEAN BOWERS November 25, 1947 Well, 'Jhall I begin with ihe usual joker? Lorraine . . . Outgoing per- sonality . . . Great sense of humor . . . joke reciter . . . Talkative . . . Someone you could never forget . . .'Never a dull moment when Lorraine's around . . . Really supports our teams . . . Great class spirit. BARBARA ANN BERCOWETZ August 26, 1948 Her friends :here are many,- her foef, are there any? Barb . . . Sincerity comes natural to her . . . Exquisite taste . . . A perfect lady at all times . . . Beautiful queen of our Prom . . . Personality plus , . . A smile for everyone . . . What are you worried about today? . . . Well-liked by all. MARGARET MARIE BRIMLEY December 22, 1948 How delightful zz Jmile tha! make: Juch at pleumnl face. Peg . . . Always ready for a debate . . . Oh boy! . . . judo can be fun . . . Kind hearted . . . Loves arts and crafts? . . . Yeah team . . . Let's go to the Farm Shop . . . A sweet voice . . . Makes friends easily . . . 66's popular guiding light. RK MARYLOU BEDNARZK September 14, 1948 A Jmile for!! nolhing hut give: Jo much. MaryLou . . . Thoughtful of everyone . . . Loves to cheer for orange and blue . . . Danc- ing, one of her favorites . . . Pleasant and dependable . . . Devoted member of our class . . . Likes to have a good time ...Nice to all. DONALD LEWIS BEMAN November 3, 1948 Little fare and no dexpairf' Don . . . Good dresser . . . Faithful to Mercuries . . . One of the boys . . . Easy to get along with . . . Likes singing rock and roll . . . Active on Saturday nights . . . A real great guy who sits high on a ..427.. EDWARD LOUIS BIEBER September 12, 1948 Let tomorrow take care of lomorowf' Ed . . . Loyal B.H.S. student . . . Good sport . . . Quiet, easy-going disposition . . . Slow to anger . . . Flying air- planes and eating, favorite pas- times . . . Air Force fan . . . Bound to succeed . . . Oh, those scrumptious peanut but- ter sandwiches. MARJORIE JANE BLACK June 18, 1948 A charming perfomzlity ar preriour ar gold. Marjie . . . Always singing and a beautiful voice too . . . Polite at all times . . , A bundle of energy . . . B.H.S.'s inter- preter at the U.N.? . . . Loves to dance . . . How does she learn her chemistry? . . . Let's go out on the patio . . . Never fails to do her work.

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t SANDRA E. CANTEIR July 21, 1948 Style if the dren' of thought. Sandi . . . Crispy and neat in hairstyles and clothes . . , Smiling is her profession . . . Seemingly serious, surprisingly humorous . . . Unforgettable laugh . . . Full of pep and full of fun . . . Always first to the mailbox. PATRICIA EDITH CAREY March 9, 1948 Good things come in small przckogeff' Pat . . . A little bundle of dy- namite . . . Tell your problems to Pat, she'll always listen . . . Avid worker at Robert Hall's . . . A true friend to have. RICHARD LEO CASTELLANI September 16, 1947 A pleamrzt Jmile if .vurzfhirle itz fl house. Rich . . . Knows all about cars . . . Easy-going . . . Talking with his buddies . . . Curly, curly blond hair . . . Casual dresser . . . Quick to flash a smile . . . Big and brawny . . . Quiet sometimes, but . . . Takes life easy. CHARLES HENRY CHRYSTAL September 23, 1948 The nice guy doenft nluuzgs finish last. Charlie . . . Always protesting about too much homework . . . Likes football . . . A real scholar . . . Would be well qualified to teach a T.V. watching course if the school offered it . . . A lot of fun . . . Will go far. ARTHUR DEHAVEN CAFFEE October 29, 1948 Harm not thyself with over work. Art.. .Called R. T. . .. Art, what's that you're wear- ing around your neck? . . . Swings a powerful bat . . . Lively . . . Usually seen carry- ing a briefcase or facsimile- wonder what's in it? . . . Dress-up day? What's that? APRIL JOYCE CARTER December 20, 1948 In the Jweelrzerr of friendship let there he .fharing of laugh- ter, and Jhrzring of pleasures, April . . . Her second home is the library . . . Correspondent to the Parade of Youth . . . Always jubilant . . . Avid field hockey fan . . . Smile that wins everyones friendship . . . Always ready to lend a helping hand. PAULINE ANNE CANNY June 14, 1948 Size if of rio importance. Paul . . . A sweet girl, who is well-liked by all . . . Sparkling personality . . . A true-blue little colleen . . . No frizz, no waves, no curl . . . Beau- tiful eyes and a beautiful smile . . . A special liking for cookies . . . Sure to be a great secretary. TRUDY ANN CARTER June 11, 1947 A warm heart and a smile Jirzceref' Trudy . . . Always smiling . . . A true friend to all . . . Likes a good joke . . . Con- stantly talking about a certain English teacher's tests . . . Will make a fine hair dresser . . . Weaver's loss, Bloom- field's gain.