Bacon Academy - Baconian Yearbook (Colchester, CT)

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THE BACONIAN TO MR. EDWARD M. DAY Wo. the class of nineteen hundred and thirty, dedicate this volume of “The Baconian” for his generosity to. and interest in, this institution bacon academy Three

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THE BACONIAN FOREWORD To familiarize those interested in Bacon Academy with the events of the past scholastic year, and to record, with print and picture, a lasting momento of their achievements and folly, is the task given each year to the Senior Class. To further this tradition we hereby present the “BACONIAN” for the year nineteen hundred and thirty. We offer this issue in the fond hope that our efforts will not be unappreciated, and our imperfections serve as warnings to future classes and help them to attain a greater degree of success. By the Seniors especially, will this year book be cherished as a priceless treasure, for, in later years, it will serve to bring back those almost forgotten memories of the happy times at Baconia and the names and faces of those who constituted this, the class of nineteen hundred and thirty. BACON ACADEMY Two

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T H E BACONIAN DAY HALL At the close of school last year, Mr. Willard told the student body that Mr. Edward Day presented the chapel to Bacon Academy. He told us that this building was to be used as an auditorium for the students. During the summer the building was remod- eled. In the basement a new well-equipped laboratory was made for the Home Economics Department. It has been divided into a four-room apartment which has been furnished as a model home. The assembly hall is very attractive. It is freshly painted, pleasantly lighted, and has a large stage. Above the front entrance is a small balcony. At our first assembly, Mr. Goodrich told the members of the school the trustees of Bacon Academy had very fittingly named the new building “Day Hall.” The Senior Class, in behalf of the student body, wishes to take this opportunity now to thank Mr. Day. ACADEMY Four BACON