Bacon Academy - Baconian Yearbook (Colchester, CT)

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THE BACONIAN PATRONS Prin. N. C. Stickney J. Agranovitch J. Bailey E. Beebe G. Bosen E. T. Bunyan J. Dember S. Einhorn S. Friedman W. Gerhardt C. Howell Dr. E. J. Howland 0. Horwitz A. Jaffe Dr. C. E. Pendelton J. M. Riley J. Shapiro H. Smoklar Rev. H. H. Tompkins M. B. Woodmansee PATRONESSES Mrs. G. Bosen Mrs. J. Condren Miss S. B. ( utler Miss M. E. Donovan Miss S. Feldman Mrs. S. Freidman Mrs. A. Jaffe Mrs. F. Kopp Mrs. J. M. Lazinsk Miss A. A. O'Connell Miss J. O’Brien Mrs. T. S. Rathbun Mrs. W. K. Raymond Mrs. W. 0. Seyms Mrs. N. C. Stickney Miss A. Willard BACON ACADEMY Twenty-nine

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THE BACONIAN WHAT THE IDEAL SENIOR SHOULD HAVE: Sam Berman’s eyes Joseph Busel’s mathematical inclinations Rose Einhorn’s luck in love Hyman Falk’s track ability Beatrice Gitlin’s daintiness John Gregory’s musical talents David Levine’s athletic ability Sarah Levine’s modesty Edward O’Connor’s way with women John Popek’s good looks Dorothea Raymond’s domestic tendencies: Hyman Schwartz’s political influence Gertrude Seger’s literary ability Anna Sigal’s dramatic ability Charles Shailor’s blonde hair George WasneskFs sense of humor Fannie Wasneski’s personality John Zenowitz’s popularity David Wallack’s dimples We, the members of the class of 1931, deeply appreciate what the following ad- vertisers have done for us. It was through their readiness to co-operate with us that this publication of “The Baconian’’ has been made possible. We hope that they will be- justly compensated and that they will help future classes as readily as the.y have ours, so that every succeeding issue of “The Baconian” will be a success. «The reader may help us express our thanks by merely going through the adver- tisements and patronizing our benefactors whenever possible. WE THANK YOU. BACON ACADEMY Twenty-eight

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THE BA C 0 N I A N COMPLIMENTS OF’ COMPLIMENTS OF Kamin’s Soda Shoppe Miss Barbara Cole Look for the Red Front Building: near the Railroad Station for COMPLIMENTS OF F. Wood Co. I. Horwitz The 5c to S1.00 STOKE Colchester. Conn. Better Merchandise for Less Money Miss Sara B. Cutler Dist. Mgr. “Should it not be one of the chief functions of education to find the strands of meaning in our ceaseless web of doing and to teach us some purpose in our lives ? James Truslow Adams. The C. H. Norton Co. BACON ACADEMY Thirty