Bloomfield High School - Tattler Yearbook (Bloomfield, CT)

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B.RUCE FREDRICK CHURCHILL December 20, 1948 A liltle nonienre now and tben relirbed by tbe bert of men. Rick . . . Plays a mean guitar . . . Gifted sense of humor . . . Top notch dresser . . . Swings that golf club . . . Never a dull moment with him around . . . Has really grown in four years. DALE R. CICERO August 24, 1947 He wbo enjoy: life enjoy: zbe art of living. Dale...Anicekid... Friendly to all . . . Loves foot- ball . . . Is a real jazz fan . . . One of Bloomfields top artists . . . Hopes to make a career of it . . . His choice of clothes reflects his great artistic abil- ity. DAPHNE CLEMENTS October 4, 1948 A pleamnl gerlnre, friendly :mile will bring lmppinerf for along, long wbilef' Daff . . . Sincere and kind for everyone she meets . . . Sparkling brown eyes . . . Always ready to laugh . . . Likes good 'jokes .and good times . . . Babby-you-cut? . . . Will surely be successful in any field. 24 LYNN ALICE CODY -january 15, 1948 lVord.v connol exprerf ber infinile .rweelne5J. Lynne . . . Absolutely crazy about horses . . . Long, long hair . . . Quiet, but don't let that fool you . . . Thoughtful in every way . . . Beautiful big blue eyes . . . A wonder- ful girl to know. DUANE ROBERT CICERO September 21, 1948 A wonderful friend, 4 fine ozblefef' Duane . . . Quiet with a friendly disposition . . . Won- derful basketball player . . . The crowd always cheers when he goes out on the court . . . His athletic abilities and hard working qualities will certainly aid him in the future. DAVID JAY COHEN June 30, 1948 To the rnuricion goes lbe op- preciazion of audible creatin- ily. Dave . . . A wonderful chap . . . One of Connecticut's better sax and clarinet players . . . Hopes to beta musician . . . Enjoys jazz . . . All around good athlete . . . A great guy 'who will really make it in his chosen field. GREGORY EDWARD CLAFFEY November 16, 1947 He'll find rniycbief in lbe dzzllerl affairs. Greg . . . Sports fiend . . . Master at soccer and baseball . . . How can he be so tired in the morning and so alert at the game? . . . Great guy . . . Never a dull moment . . . Striking blond hair. - '9i7fsffi2,!!.'2 1. I JOANNE COHEN March 18, 1948 Her way: are ways of plea!- anlneiff' jo . . . Good natured kid . . . Passe on the guitar . . . Always can be seen wearing the nicest clothes . . . Neat as a pin . . . Can be found swimming or socializing at the Jewish Center.

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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.

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ee, , DARNELLA G. CORDIER September 29, 1948 A thing of beauty ir a joy f0rez'er Dee . . . Hola Senorita , . . Slender and graceful Do her a favor and she'll do fifty in return . . . Lovely dresser . . . Willing to help at all times . . . Loves her cat, Tinker . . . What would we do with- out her?. KATHRYN BETSEY CORRETTE july 9, 1948 A friendly nature and u mtile Jineeref' Kathy . . . Her size surely has no bearing on her voice . . . Knits like a professional . . . Enchanting voice . . . What a laugh . . . Faithful member of the choir . . . Known as shrimp, ' aaec as v 5 JERELYN DIANE CRELAN April 17, 1948 Her flothei reveal her ex- cellent mite. jerry . . . Quiet charm . . . A loyal classmate . . . A keen sense of humor . . . Enjoys homemaking . . . Always laughing or talking . . . Makes many of her own clothes . . . A sparkle in her eye . . . Nice girl X41 SUSAN MARY CROCKER September 4, 1948 Life if not without delight. Sue . . . Seems quiet-but look again . . . Can sing up a storm and loves to . . . Has a con- tagious laugh that never stops . . . Always ready to join in on the fun and frolic. MARTHA HOLLAND COIT May 3, 1948 A little notzfetzse now and then ir relirhed hy the hart of frietzdf' Holly . . . Full of laughs for every occasion . . . Horses anyone? . . . Is it true blonds have more fun? . . . Can be seen in the vicinity of the Farmshop . . . Real artist . . . Sings too . . . Math lover? . . . A hard working supporter of B.H.S. BRIAN A. COLTON June 10, 1948 Laugh and the world laugh! with you. Brian . . . Has a special book carrier on the back of his Honda . . . Plays marvelous piano and organ piano . . . Always polite to all . . . Any- thing for a laugh . . . Hey, Brian, where did you get those red pants?. ' ANN MARGARET CORRIGAN February 1, 1948 G00dhe5J Jhifzer in her. Ann . . . Beautiful red hair . . . Always has a friendly smile . . . Plays a wild marim- ba . . . Anyone for archery? . . . When she doesn't agree- Watch out! . . . Willing to help out at all times . . . Prom- isingfuture nurse. JUDITH ANN COSKER May 6, 1948 Diftitzftiotz with iz little dif. ference Judy , . . Always talking, if not laughing . . . Homeroom 106 will never be the same . . . She drives well? . . . De- voted friend . . . Prompt? . . . Hey, You know what? . . . Unforgettable laugh . . . Size is nothing. 45 f 25