Bloomfield High School - Tattler Yearbook (Bloomfield, CT)

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ROGER FLORIANI September 10, 1948 There are fewnnen wbo are my equal. Rog . . . Great soccer player . . . Has a certain preference for the underclassmen Always seen practicing new acrobatic stunts . . . Likes girls, girls, girls . . . Helpful in more ways than one . . . Will never be lost for friends MARILYN FRANK May 26, 1948 ReJlrain1 is the mark of an inlelligenl permnf' Marilyn . . . Shows a lot of determination . . . An asset to our art department Ex- pressiveihands . . . Glowing strawberry blond hair . . . She's a real leader'. . . A lot of fun to be with. JOSEPH EARL FLOWERS February 5, 1948 A genflemafz maker no noiJe. Joe . . . Has traveled many places . . . Appears to be a ladies man . . . Has very gentlemanly manners . . . Re- spectful . . . Loves to hear jokes . . . Has a smile from ear to ear and it's not a sur- face grin. A K if DIANE PHYLLIS FREEDNIAN July 24, 1948 Speech it rilvern, Jilenre if golden. Diane . . . A great kid, always willing to help out . . . Shy until you get to know her . . . Sincere friend . . . Always has a pleasant smile . . . Ask her some day how the Coast Guard is. JOAN ELIZABETH FERRERO June 25, 1948 Her wife if ever mf! and Jweelf' joan . . . Beautiful red hair and bright eyes . . . Seems to give Drug City that extra something . . . Loves Judy Garland's singing . . . Hi-Y meeting tonight, I'll be a little late . . . Quiet? . . . A real friend to have. AARON IRVING FISHKIN April 15, 1947 Collyer makelb the man. Aaron . . . Sharp dresser who always knows the styles . . . Bright eyes and sincere smiles . . . See you in typing class . . . Everybody's pal. MAUREEN FLYNN March 8, 1947 Good nature ir one of the richer! fruity of perronalilyf' Sam . . . Writes poetry . . . Beautiful voice . . . Life of the party Listen, kiddies . . . What have you taught your niece? . . . Gets along well with everyone . . . A bright future ahead. JOSEPH C. FRAGIONE October 9, 1947 Palient men win the day. joe . . . Quiet until you know him . . . Our pilot . . . Works at Conn. General . . . A dili- gent worker and puts forth his best every time . . . Really sin- cere and nice guy . . . A great future lies ahead of him. f aa

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EILEEN VIRGINIA DULLEA June 17, 1948 Merit winr zlae mul. Eileen . . . Sports anyone? . . . There is Eileen, right up front . . . A hard worker . . . Loves modern dancing . . . A sweet and considerate person . . . An asset to any sporting team . . . A gem of a girl. THEODORE LEWIS EISENBERG May 12, 1948 Fm not arguing will: you- l'rn felling you. Ted . . . Has a way with Math . . . Future genius . . . Enjoys a fiery debate with anyone in political science class . . . Nice dresser . . . Always willing to help . . . Apt to speak his mind. DONNA MARIE DUMAS November 25, 1948 Laughter in laer rmilef' Donna . . . Don't call me Donnie! . . . A great sense of humor . . . A person who loves to have fun . . . Quiet? Only when necessary . . . Always neat as a pin . . . A future secretary. STEVEN HOWARD ELOVICH December 14, 1948 Happy ir the man who har no carer. Steve . . . Tennis anyone? . . . His size has no signifi- cance on his intelligence . . . Bouncy young man . . . Keen sense of humor . . . Likes to have a good time . . . There doesn't seem to be a person in the Senior Class who doesn't know him. a6?39t5h PAGE KIMBERLY ECTOR June 12, 1948 He who work: bard toward a goal will obtain it, Page . . . Plays his sax beau- tifully . . . a future Stan Getz? Great personality A lotoffun Lover of cool jazz . . . Really swings with M.j.B. 8: 1 'Combo Hard worker Sincere, po- lite Someone who could never -be forgotten. ROGER EICKLER May 4, 1948 Kinalne5.r denoler a good heart. JJ Roger . . . Don't let his quiet manner fool you! . . . An expert in Romeo and julie! . . . Loves cars, especially his brother's Corvette . . . Called Ike . . . Attributes his care- free manner to fun. TERESA NINA ERLICH December 1, 1948 There if one lhirzg Ilia! never goei oul of Jzyles a feminine woman. Terry . . . Petite, friendly, young lady . . . Great partici- pater in political science . . . Attractive clothes . . . Intelli- gent girl . . . Freckles . . . Reads very interesting books . . . Excellent writer . Spends a lot of time in li- braries. DEBORAH DEE EVANS November 30, 1948 I n auielnefr lier hidden friendrhipf' Debbie . . . Tall, graceful young lady . . . Beautiful, long dark-brown hair . . . Possesses a beautiful wardrobe . . . Fab- ulous artist . . . A very soft, feminine voice Large, en- chanting dark-brown eyes . . . Calm smile and warm person.

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F. EDWARD LOUIS FURSTEIN june 20, 1948 Tile world will go on and I will not interfere. Ed . . . Always willing to help , . . Likes girls, Coke , and song . . . Can I borrow your pencil?-thank you- crack! . . . Well-liked . . . Sing along with Uncle Nick and the Rupperts A per- son to remember. MARILYN JANE GALAS September 30, 1948 Take rare and be good. Marilyn . . . Friendly smile and hello to all she knows . . . Easy going . . . Temper as fair as her striking blond hair . . . Stylish dresser . . . Excellent seamstress . . . Gen- tle and considerate . . . A friend to keep forever. AARON CHARLES GASKINS February 3, 1948 Silenre may be deceiving. Dodie . . . Quiet until you get to know him . . . A friendly smile . . . Loves sports of all kinds . . . Always willing to lend a helping hand . . . Devoted Junior Achiever . . . Perfect candidate for suc- cess. THOMAS RUSSELL GILMORE July 4, 1948 An unrpoken word does' no lyarmf' Tom . . . Looks quiet, but is he? . . . Came to B.H.S. last year and has gained many friends . . . A great guitar player for the Allusions . . . Well-liked and respected by all . . . Gee, there's someone in this school who looks just like you! . . . Sure to be a success in the future. JOHN EDWARD GALLIVAN january 30, 1948 A friendly and likable fellow if be, Duke . . . One of the boys at Popular . . . Has a craving for blonde hair . . . Tall and well built . . . Forever insti- gating something . . . Great personality . . . Enjoys a good time . . . Will never lack friends. EDWARD BOYD GARDNER November 7, 1948 Srienre ir the great anlidoief the poiron of Juperrtizionf' Ed . . . Math and science whiz . . . Track team star . . . Likes to talk about radio . . . Has added a lot of liveliness to our class . . . A sure suc- cess in the science field. TIMOTHY ROBERT GILMORE July 4, 1948 Marie ir zlze universal lang- uage of mankind, Tim . . . Sweet and sincere . . . A Maine-iac, accent and all . . . Hi Tom-whoops, I mean Tim . . . Best bass guitarist . . . Expressive eyes . . . Quite a personality . . . Liked by all . . . Will never be at a loss for friends. PAUL THOMAS GILSON May 22, 1948 Quiet hir ways, meaningful lair life. Paul . , . Diligently works at Rexall Drug's Luncheonette . . . Polite . . . Blushes easily . . . Good natured with a good heart . . . Little black Falcon . . . One of few words, but speaks the truth.