Bacon Academy - Baconian Yearbook (Colchester, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1954 volume:

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To Bacon s walls lf shall clrng May rt achreve xts greatest glory To proudly Crown the topmost story As the vrnes so cl1ng1ng and creeprng Up the vralls of learnrng grow May vxe clutch our dreams untrl they Become the realrty we know Though the future before us rs new Wrth many a challenge unknown Lllre you we shall have fa1th that We too shall come rnto our own Marron Haefele -HI- IIuuuq...,....n 7 d, 1 s , . . 7 v V . 9 7 r 7 . r V . 7 , . ' A ,, W, M , U ' , ffl I .Q THE LION S ROAR The lron IS sard to be the krng of the Jungle Hrs courage strength and determrnatron substantrate hrs clarm Hrs roar heard throughout the krngdom expresses povser perseverance trrumph and lordlrness We the class of 1954 can boast of berng one of the largest classes to graduate from hrstorrc Bacon Academy In our number hes our strength The l1on s roar has been heard rn class meetrngs on the base ball field and basketball court It has srgnrfled our determrnatron rn reachrng our goal graduatron It has expressed trrumph or fury as the Hes lordhness 1n the reahzatron that th1s phase rn our hves our hrgh school years has earned us the trtle of Senrors We began here rn Colchester a town of peaceful countrysrde and busthng crtrzenry The halls of Bacon have resounded wrth our vorces and actrvrtres We go on now to new frelds and careers the lrons roar tempered by gurdance and understandrng from so many our parents and frrends our churches and our school Thrs book encompasses our hfe at Bacon rt IS a record of years spent here our schoolmates and our faculty Here are our roarrng years may we after Commencement embark on hves that wll rrghtly rnfluence our town and nanon May the hon s roar be heard throughout the land Class of 1954 3 9 - 9 ' 9 H 7 V a a l ' ' 7 7 o , - . , . l . 7 case may be, while scanning report cards. And now, at long last, it signi- , , . ! ' s , . S . . y - S y , , . V. . . DEDICATION For the first time in the history of the year book of Bacon Academy, we, the class of 1954, have decided to dedicate our book. We dedicate it to Mrs. Mileski and Mr. Kuligowski, whose cooperation and helpfulness have made our class successful in all its endeavors. Therefore, as a small token of our esteem we take much pride in dedicating this book to them MRS STELLA E MILESKI Mrs Mileski our homeroom teacher for four years has given us much of her trme and helpful advice during the years She shared Wxth us our problems drsappointments and successes Her four years wrth us have been happy ones and we are truly sorry to see them come to an end It rs only through her aid that we were able to produce this book and we sincerely thank her for her efforts MR HENRY KULIGOWSKI Mr Kulrgowski our class advisor for two years has unselfishly donated much of his time in helping us Wlth our class affairs and problems He turned our class into a compact hard working group He incessantly worked side by side w1th us on affairs insuring success It rs through hrs guidance and pa trence we were able to perform successfully W greatly appreciate what he has done 4 , . ' s , 4 1 9 ' 5 s , . . ' a 1 . p . . . . yr , . y . C PRECEPTOR ARAM DAMARJIAN BA MA Clark Unlversnry Under the able adm1n1strat1on of Mr Damarpan Bacon Academy has durmg the past seven years achneved even greater recogmtxon and stature H1s personal mterest nn every student hxs gundance and sense of fanr play and hrs belxef m the worth of each mdlvldual has won hmm the respect and affectnon of the ent1re student body FACULTY BARBARA BROWN BA Mxddlebury College Umverslty of Connecncut UHIVCISIIY of Connectlcut Languages Musxc Educanon Commerce MARTIN CAPOZZA BA ROBERT CORBO BS 5 ,y . , . ., . . , . , s 1 K 9 'Q L 1 n ' f , . . , . . , .. sim. 5 HAROLD JUDENFRIEND B S M A Clty College of New York Umverslry of Connecucut Mathemaucs ANNE MCDONALD BS College Mrserxcordla Home Economxcs ROBERT MISCHLER, B A UUIVCFSIIY of Connecrrcut Soclal Studres, Engllsh HENRY KULIGOWSKI BS Umverslty of New I-hmpshlre Science FACULTY 'ik DOROTHY J WIECZOREK, BS Teachers' College of Connecucur Commerce MARGARET KUZYK RN W W Bqckus Hosprtal School Nurse STELLA E MILESKI BA MA New York Stare College for Teachers Enghsh Soc1al Studres JANE HURON Secretary ro the Preceptor ' , V' X . , .f V V gmglw, ., A I ex , X - i E mp ui , wqrgwllil J , L rf, ' X4 -- - ,.,.v A i Q'fi'14i' 3' Q f . 1' 'f 'mi' dv 18 ', ,, V- , . . , . . . ,, , . 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X CLASS HISTORY Having spent the eighth grade in Bacon Academy we entered our Freshman year with more confidence than might be expected Mr Bryan was our able bodied advisor this year and Miss Bogdanski greeted us every morning in homeroom The Seniors formally welcomed us into Bacon Academy by initiating us In the annual magazine drive we luckily escaped having to present the amboree Our class affair for this year was the Stardust Ball which was a social success Our contribution to the four one act plays was The Perfect Gentleman In September 1951 we were sophomores and had climbed one more step up the ladder With the assistance of Mr Yetman our advisor we presented as our class affair the Sadie Hawkins Dance Despite our untiring efforts we failed to Win the magazine drive coming in second In the four one act plays we presented Sis O The Ozarks Ding Carnival supervised by Mr Kuligowski was both a flnancral and social success The highlight of this year was the junior Prom entitled An Evening in Paris oan Berkowitz and Howard Lazinsk were crowned queen and king Much to our dismay we had to sponsor the magazine drive amboree this year Hst Shes a Man was our presentation rn the four one act plays Finally we had reached the top of the ladder Having occupied the same home room for the past four years Mrs Mxleski nee Miss Bogdanski was still greeting us in homeroom As our guiding lights this year we elected as oflicers Marvin Cohen president William Semkow vice president Annette Denora secretary and jean Ger hardt treasurer Mr Kuligowski was again our advisor We failed to win the magazine drive by a very small margin However we presented a most successful three act play entitled Good Night Ladies Shortly after one of our class members Janice Brown left the seniors and Bacon to become Mrs Robert Adams and they now reside in Cali forma A highlight of our senior year was the Washington trip Contrary to tradition we departed the week previous to spring vacatron And now with Baccalaureate and the Senior Banquet in the past we have fond memories of our days at Bacon Academy and look forward to Graduation and our entrance rnto the outside world 7 C 0 . S' 1' T. lux X5 ' l y 1 1 A l ' I ' 'I 4 'V 5 1 5' ' Q- The next year we attained the distinction of being upper-classmen. The Wing- . . . . , . , ,, . . . . . J . I . . J . I ,, , , ,, HORACE BRAY Hawk One of our best athletes best dancer slow but sure co captain of the Iron Men easy ways and manner Wham your hurry MARVIN COHEN Marv Most likely to succeed best scholar most conscientious greatest politician most d pendable most versatile class leader for 54 camera man for Baconian I preached ar never ture to preach again HARVEY ALPERT Butcher Best dressed vigorous sportsman one of the Var sity 5 cheery grin optimist favorite word Huh? Fzne wordrl I wonder where you rlole em JOAN BERKOWITZ Berkie Most likely to succeed best scholar most popular and one of the most dependable Prom Queen cheerleader co captain favorite car Pontiac a politician Happa am I from care Im free 14 hy aren I lhey all con tent like me? J' ASS OF 19 JUDITH DAWSON udy ' Cutest one of the best natured most absent minded . . . one of the 'Rexall Five . . . Baconian art co-editor . . . dreams of Don and U Conn. Who walhr with Beauty ha: no need of fear. ANNETTE DENORA Nett One of our scholars most co- operative conscientious and sincere most dependable one of the shortest . . . quietly in- dustrious . . . always friendly and of the best manners. Good thingr come in :mall pachagerf' THOMAS CLIFFORD Tom Most musically inclined Be bop tap boy rea gone with a drawing pencil We are the munc maker! ue are the dreamer: of dream: SHEILA CONNELI. Shell One of the tallest always willing to lend an argument voice of the very softest except when in argument soft blue eyes Out of the ahundance of the hear! the mouth Jpeaheth xt QW 'ff IRIS FREEDMAN tsy Of the norsrest and wrttrest morale booster of Home owner of a hypnotic giggle newspaper exchange editor And yorn with thee calm peace and quret JEAN GERHARDT Jeanie Another '54 flirt . . . hep, hep girl . . . charming eyes and complexion . . . to be helpless is to be strong. Leave no :tone unturnedf' ALMA DOUBLEDAY Bubbles One of our best athletes always with a humorous word or phrase Mmnres side rc drives a convertible and can she giggle' Turn over a new leaf MARY FELCIANO Fleecy Onevof 54 s biggests flrrts Colchester theatres ticket girl Cheergrrl for Bacon beautiful wavy hair Experience rr the bert teacher CLASS OF 1954 MARION HAEFELE Most optimistic . . . a poet and a dreamer . . . handles the Dodge like a veteran . . . Gleaming hair and shining eyes. Her wayr are way: of plea:- antneu and her path: are in peace. WANDA HARASIMOWITZ Windy Carefree . . . the Senior's Dean of Women . . . glow- ing eyes and spontaneous laughter . . . Any bank money? . . . Ivy Leaf literary editor. Go thou and do likewiref' MARCIA GENDLER Marsh Another of our shortest smiles with a Cuban accent such an expressive should er shrug' an eloquent Latin smile and eyes The Cuban starr are m her eye: CAROLINE GUARNACCIA Carol One of our best dancers . . . invariably bats the ball out of the park . . . sometimes wins the race with the 8:05 bell. Better late than never. JOHN JONES ack Best looking most popular one of Bacons star ithletcs and musicians also the biggest 1rt drives the schools meanest hot rod claims it goes faster than the Green Hornet zm zr fmt If Natures Hn! made man ELAINE MARVIN Mulligan Most musically inclined accompanist for assemblies her retorts have silenced many a male Senior Mr Cap ozzas right hand Music hath charms' BESSIE HARRIS ..Bess., The quietest and of the best manners and conscientious- ness, brimming with coopera- tion . . . another competitor with the 8:05. Do unto other! ar you would have them do unto you. MARY JANE HLATKY ..Jay,, A new comer on the Bacon scene . . . exuberance personi- fied . . . Broadway's future Sarah Bernhardt . . . never at a loss for words. Be checked for rilence. but never taxed for speech. ASS OF 1 LOIS MINTZ Of the best dressed Coach s girl Friday Baconian s copy editor vxinmng smile nimble ty pist a member of high standing in the Quar e The recret of Jurcerr zr conrtancj of purpore PAUL MYERS Shag Shortest most absent minded the original answer man Be Bop desk rapper sees the humorous side favorite words I forgot to my homework Sleep rweet wzthzn thu quret room Z7 GLORIA LEVY G o One of our best dancers studious but ready for fun at the drop of a pencil Conn and cheering viva cious manner another English teacher? Ixothmg to do but u ark JERRY MINCI-I Finch Of the most cooperative and best mannered also the quiet es favorite car his father s Chrysler modest and un assuming yet enloys a good IO e He that hath hnouledge rpartth hu uordr CROSBY PECK Cros Most opttmtsttc notstest also the cutest and wttttest self appomted guatdtan Mrs Ms purse and Room 4 ltghts hrs stze 13D shoe has trouble fmdrng room under the desk Great men are not alwagf wue ALMA ROY The class wrt greatest polttr clan never wrthout Sal hard classworker con trtbutes to the effervescence of the Semors agtle thoughts and tongue It J love that make: the world go round NANCY PALMER Nan Faithful to Bostontan Entltsh flashnng dtmples and smtle eye catchmg red blouses slrm and erect And thu to me 11 Boston ALBERT PARRISH Bert Most pep among the most co operattve and best mannered most stncere eyes of pene tratrng blue jacks cohort rn devrltry favortte sayrng Is hat so? Somebody fafd 1t couldnt be done at SEN CLASS 19 WILLIAM SEMKOW B1 Best narured tallest e Semor s Lrttle Wlllre Jack s hot rod competrtor engagmg., grtn blushes eastly becommgly modest has returned to Bacon after a two year s absence Szx foot four and every mth a man FRANCES SHERMAN Fran Quzet and pleasant mce to talk to a future Florence Ntghtrngale the one who always manages to locate that bool-t you stmply couldnt End at the ltbrary one that can be counted on to help Her uagr are uagr of plearantnen ELIZABETH REEVES tz One of the tallest and most serene doesn t mmd lokes one of our best sports even tempered glossy black hatr graceful walk Hear no ewl ree no rerl .fpeak no ewl MINNIE SCOPINO Mmnte Ha Ha One of the notsxest faV01' tte car maroon Ford devil may care manner f21V0flte gayrng What are you watttnt, for let s go' Speech 1: great but rzlence 11 greater E' MARY SKOWRONEK Mar Best looltmt, Semor curl pepprest most versatlle best dressed one of our best athletes Never a dull moment when Mary IS around Co captarn of cheerleadmc squad Don! know ubat lo. call ber ba! fher mfgbly lzke a fore '5- IRENE STANKIEWICZ RICHARD STEG Stanky Dnck Impeccable manners Semor Qu1te absent mrnded Senror suence artrst short blond harr Professor electronics are and Chrna blue eyes Fnrst hrs heart and soul Bacons Natronal s cashler Telekmg man remember that If fan and u ue and good and miniature TV Set he built, 4 Make the mort of what we yet may rpend JANICE BROWN Jan our former classmate has been wrth the class untnl Novem ber when she left to become Mrs Robert N Adams We regret that she w1ll not be able to graduate wrth us but we wrsh her success m her new career SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to Rncht Annctte Denora secretary Marvxn Cohen prtsrdent jean Gerhardt treasurer Wrl lxam Semltovs vrce presxdent CLASS WILL We the class of nrneteen hundred and fifty four berng of sound health and not so sound mrnd do hereby declare publrsh and proclarm thrs to be our last wrll and testa ment hereby revokrng all former wrlls and codrcrls by us at anytrme heretofore made The Class of 1954 leaves rts leadershrp of Bacon Academy to the unrors Harvey Alpert leaves hrs chewrng to Suzanne Cutler oan Berkowrtz leaves her cheerleadrng abrlrty to Joe Broder Horace Bray refuses to leave Thomas Clrfford leaves hrs drummrng to Wayne Taylor Marvm Cohen leaves hrs speed to Roland Trarlor Sherla Connell leaves and rs she happy' udy Dawson leaves to jorn Donald Woznrfrk Annette DeNora leaves an openrng on the honor roll to oe Falbowskr Alma Doubleday leaves her hot rod to Dorrs Turner Mary Felcrano leaves her trcket booth to Fern Markoff Irrs Freedman leaves Mrs Mrleskr alone' Marcra Gendler leaves her Cuban accent to Beatrrce Grtlrn ean Gerhard: leaves her walk to Ann Turner Carolrne Guarnaccra leaves Mr udenfrrends math class rn peace Marron Haefele leaves her Latrn book to Mrs Brown Wanda Harasrmowrtz leaves her actrng abrlrty to Harold Gutterman Bessre Harrrs leaves wrthout a pass Mary jane Hlatky leaves to compete wrth Marrlyn Monroe jack Jones leaves hrs flyrng feet to jay Solomon Glorra Levy leaves her sweaters she rnherrted from Shelra Zupnrk to Jeannette Stevens Elarne Marvm leaves to sell Studebakers jerry Mrnch leaves to yorn Deborah Reynolds rn Hollywood Lors Mrntz leaves her posrtron as Coachs secretary to Natalre Warte Paul Myers leaves hrs Be Bop to Chester Zawrsza Nancy Palmer leaves to comfort Chet Albert Parrrsh leaves thrrd base to Wendy Clark Crosby Peck leaves hrs brg feet to Phrl Guarnaccra Elrzabeth Reeves leaves her herght to Margaret Porter Alma Roy leaves to do a lrttle gardenrng Mrnnre Scoprno leaves the stop srgns Frances Sherman leaves her book carryrng rob strrctly to the lrbrary Mary Skowronek leaves for Mars Irene Stankrewrcz leaves to become one of the natron s top notch bookkeepers Rrchard Steg leaves hrs vrolrn to Hersh Frredman Wrllram Semkow leaves for Stamford Crosby Peck Mrnnre Scoprno Frances Sherman Har vey Alpert Horace Bray Marron Haefele Bessre Harrrs We hereby appornt Mr Henry Kulrgowskr to be our executor of thrs our last wrll and testament IN WITNESS WHEREOF we have hereunto set our hand and seal at Colchester Connectrcut rn the year of our Lord one thousand nrne hundred and frfty four CLASS OF 1954 TESTATORS Crosby Peck Mrnnre Scoprno Frances Sherman Harvey Alpert Horace Bray Marron Hfre fele Bessre Harrrs Srgned sealed and delrvered n the presence of the followrng MARILYN MONROE IKE EISENHOWER SAM LEVENSON 13 7 1 1 1 ' 5 V . 4 . , . 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PROPHECY As I Sherla Connell srt here on my celestral cloud lookrng down on Earth I recall the day I smashed mto a tree whrle on my mrlk route twenty years ago That wrll explarn why Im here Cmy drrvrng wasnt always wrthrn the speed lrmrtj Of course my eyes wander rn the drrectron of Colchester where Bacon Academy strll stands as a museum prece There seems to be a Carnrval takrng place rn the park Theres Elarne Marvrn auctronrng off the stream lrned Studebrorler of 1974 In the audrence I can see many of my former classmates Theres Lors Mrntz pushrng a baby carrrage wrth twrns occupyrng the front seat and wrth her rs Alma Roy who exceeded her goal and has 15 lrttle Sarttas trarlrng behrnd her now Over behrnd that brg oak tree I can just drstrn gursh Jean Gerhardt publrc enemy number one peerrng out over the audrence It seems that F B I agent Paul Myers rs hot on her trarl Poor Jean she really shouldn t have embezzled her fathers rnsurance busmess Whats that crowd I see gatherrng over there? Wanda Harasmowrtz star of stage screen and radro' Wrth her rs Annette DeNora her prrvate secretary who rs takrng down every compliment that rs thrown Wanda s way A few feet away Bessre Harrrs world s champron typrst rs transcrrbrng all Annettes notes Speakrng of my drrvrng there goes jerry Mrnch speedrng through town' I understand he has just opened a drrver trarnrng school It looks lrke Marron Haefele rs hrs first student Instead of berng a drrvrng teacher Jerry ought to jorn Mrnnre Scoprno and Alma Doubleday rn therr dare devrl show I understand therr cars really fly over the ramps and through the flames Oh oh there s a lot of racket over the P A sys tem Id better turn up my heavenly hearrng ard so I can hear whats gorng on There seems to be an argument between Crosby Peck sports announcer joan Berkowrtz who has achreved natronal fame for the longest filrbuster on record and Marvrn Cohen Wrlly Semkows manager There seems to be some question as to whether Wrlly a pro basketball player drd accept a brrbe or not I guess Ill never know who won because all of a sudden I hear some more norse down rn that small town A roarrng of the drums and the blast of a powerful clarrnet you guessed rt' Its jack ones and hrs band rntroducrng Marcra Gendler the first lady presrdent of Cuba By the way Jack and hrs band have just completed a tour of the world What rn heaven rs that odd shaped prece of some thrng standrng up over there? Well knock me off my srlver cloud rts an artrsts easel I thrnk Ill toot over and see whos behrnd rt I mrght have guessed rts one of my old frrends udy Dawson who has taken over Walt Drsneys Work She and Irene Stan krewrcz are partners now It looks lrke therr model rs Irrs Freedmans prrze chrcken whrch was acclaimed the largest and best fed rn the world Now that Ive satrshed my currosrty I guess Ill go back to where I was srttrng before I can see better there Now to add to all the other confusron theres practrcfrlly a fist fight gorng on Mary jane Hlatky professronal debater of the Unrted States and Nancy Palmer amateur debater have unfortunately met Therr toprc of drscussron rs evrdently Carol Guar naccras new book My Frrend The Insect I guess Nancy doesnt thrnk Carol rs a very good judge of rnsects Fran Sherman the town lrbrarran has finally stepped rn and set them strarght Carol turned over a new leaf after graduation and took up entomology Leanrng agarnst the Water fountain rn the far corner of the park Horace Bray rs nonchalantly read rng an old newspaper he prcked up rn the road Horace was once the worlds heavywerght champron of the world but he became punch drunk and lost all hrs fame Hrs eyes are focused on the classified ads Must be he s lookrng for a yob Some of the ads hes readrng are Tom Clrfford s Barber Shop specral ty D A s Harvey Alpert M D CMeat Dealerj and Reeves Wtestlrng Revrew The headlrnes for the day read Brllron dollar fire destroys Colchester property Felcrano and Levy heavrly rn debt Mary had owned a large drrve rn theatre and Glorra owned a beautrful hotel Evrdently they wrll soon be jorn mg Horace What rs thrs menace chargrng down on me? Oh no a super get Swrsh Thank goodness I shrfted rnto reverse just when I drd' That Albert Parrrsh rs certarnly a manrac prlot' Must be Rrchard Steg broadcasted the wrong rnformatron over hrs radro I wonder rf Mary Skowronek the stewardess wrll be able to keep the passengers calm after that? Hmmm that was a close call' Guess Ill go back through St Peters gate Its calm and serene there' , , , - I 5 9 ' l ' 7 . i I l 5 ' I ' ' 7 9 ' I ' ' , ' . . , . , ' . ' ' ' , I , , . . . . 1 - . ' l ' , . . , , . . y , 1 . I . u - . , , 1' ' l a I . , 5 9 . A l D 3 3 ' , , I , . . fl . . ,, . 1 A . . , .. . , . . . , ' a s It looks lrke a celebrrty has come to town. Why, rts - - ' 7 9 . ' ' ' , , I . - . , . . , , ' . . , . . . 7 ' . . 1 , . l . ' , G . Q . , i . f 1 1 1 . . - . , - I 1 , . - Q g . . . , , . . 1 s - - ' ' ' , 7 . . . . , , , . , . N y . 9 3 . , , . . . . ' Q . I . X ' 1 1 , . r 9 Y Q-.IXVZ UNDERCLASSMENwv,g E ggi Q f nxXW q'C wLi 0- LM L.,-:...g. as IUNIORS CLASS OFFICERS Left to Rrght junnerte Stexens presrdent W1lter Lcsnewsky vrcc ptesrdent Batty Shermln trelsurcr Ltbby OMQ 1r1 sctrctiry Wlnncrs of the grtnt jltkpot mlglztnc drrwe sponsors of the hlghly enttrtunrng, md successful Tftlcnt Show tompetent mtors ts exrdenced rn the Four Ont Aer Plry Contest form ll of the yeftr tht unror Prom 1ll for one one for ill Irrst Rovs 'lhconn Kurther GLKIFLC Rumontl Fhzabeth f7h1C1I'l H.1rolJGutterm1n Ann1Bc un Iuhan josypenko Marlon Xount Suontl Ron Dorothx Lesnrak Joseph Pal boxxskr Helen Mohrlern Beatrrcc Grthn Ieannettc. Stevens Sxlutorc Guarnatcra Margaret Turner Mr Nirsthler ad vrsor Thrrtl Roxx Fletnor Atlrxms Norman Gustafson B111 Mrles Robert Morton Anthony Matus Charles Irredman Betty Sherman Not rn photo Alan Ryan re 'QOPHONIORES Cl ASS OFI lC l RS SIIIIIN., X lttor Wnuznl lk uct prcsmltnt Stmtlmb PlU'1L1lfODXLf9 sctrtrxry Frrnlx Cohen prcsxtltnr Ahce Stcbblns trersurer Outstanclxng cllss ltfarr stltl Competxtron for the un1ors III tht mrgrzrne clrxyc entertunmg cntry 1n the four onc ltr plly tontcst yolly hmrd yyorlclng tooptrmon pcrsomhcd Foretground Nma lxozal-. Alrce Stebbins l'1rst Rovy Lxnda Phelps Betty Lou Taylor Arthur Stanthsh Anne Turner Robert Brothers Dons Turner Chester ZJVNISZH Rrta Sher mln Secontl Roxy Flora Marym joel TLIICISRY Eleanor Shtrmln lohn Ruta Elleen Sltlcncr loscph Brotler Dolores biblcsltr XVaynt Tlylor Mary Strong Charles Altman Mr Corbo atlusor Th1fxlROXN RobcrtaCl1Hortl Barbara Kcnrl nor Frank Cohcn Robert atllson jay bolomon Patrnua Conyers Vxttor Wcvzn1ak Davyn Frahcr Not 1n photo Betty Leland Kawai 'E 1. ww FRESHMEN CI ASS OFFICERS left to Rnght Suzanne Curler prcsxdent lNllLl1lC.l Fcldmtn uct presxdcnr Fern Mlfl4OH scnrcttrry Douglrs Beach treasurer The HIIXCSE Moon FfOllL esttbllshed the fresh men as competent md uprblc BTCOUIICS sponsors of the ITTIQILIHC tlrru lmborec fun loung hlrd vvorklng Forcgrountl Llura Xounu Loretta Savrtskn Fern Markoff F1rstRoxx josephme Carlx Larry Webster Barbara lxnrght Phrl Guarnaura Marmret Porter M1thael Fedus Wendy Cltrk Mant Begun buond Row M1chaelFeldman Judy btotlolslxr Tel Fetlus llxclyn Mlsovrtth Doug Beach Natalxe Vvrlllf. Suc Cutler Anne Arnold Ray lxenrlzror jean Phelps Brll Petersen johannl Berk Mrs Mxlesln advxsor Thlrd Ron Nlrrg, Whrttetkcr Roland Trallor Francxs Stout Bob Xon Fdxuns Iohn l'XXXlSI'll6XVSlxl Dase Stanavage Nancy Xuhxnslq 'Nmq Gustafson ACTIVITIES Z' ORCHESTRA Left to Right. First Row: XVayne Taylor, Bill Petersen, Marvin Cohen, Albert Parrish, Theodore Fedus, ,lack Jones. Second Row: Bob Von Ed- wins, Anthony Matus, Charles Friedman. Third Row: Mr. Capozza. Fern Marltoff, Flaine Marvin, Miehael Fedus, Rich- ard Steg, Suzanne Cutler, Marion Haefele. Tom Clifford. The Glee Club and orchestra have worked together to put on the entertaining musical assemblies. Both contribute every year to Class Day and graduation programs and have provided the student body with an appreciation for the universal language. GLEE CLUB First Row: XY'anda I-larasimowitz. Marion Haefele. Caroline Guarnatcia. Nina Kozak, Arthur Stand- ish. Aliee Stebbins, Elizabeth O'Meara, Flora Marvin, Alma Roy. Serond Row: Rita Sherman, Doris Turner, Marvin Cohen. Marcia Gendler, Norman Gustafson, Anne Turner, -lack Jones, Betty Lou Taylor, Linda Phelps. Third Row: Dawn liraher, Mary Strong, Marion Young, Margaret Turner, Mary Skowronek, xlaniee Brown, ,leannette Steyens. Dorothy Lesniak, Albert Parrish, Mary Felciano, Tom Cliflord. Minnie Seopino, Harvey Alpert, Theona Kaercher, Elaine Marvin, Dolores Sableski, .ludy Dawson. lfileen Sklener, Bessie Harris. lileanor Sherman, ,lean Gerhardt, Mr. Capozza. Fourth Roxy: Nan Palmer, Vfayne Taylor, Sheila Connell, lilizabeth Reeves, Pat Conyers, Robert Morton, XVillrani Senikow, Crosby Peck. Barbara Kendvior, Frames Sherman. Betty Sherman, john Rizza, Irene Stanlxiexsitx. Roberta Clifford. F 0 STUDENT COUNCIL Left to Right. First Row: Al- bert liirrish. Willignm Sem- lww. ,lcxmncttc Steve-ns, Presi- tlcnt Cnmshy Peak. Marvin Cohen. Ann Turner, Sheila Ilnnncll. Sc-mntl Row: Hclcn Mwhrlcin, Suzanne Cutler. 'I'l1cmlorc Fetlus. Charles lfrictlnun. Frank Cohen. -los- cph Brotler. -IOS Falbowslci, Eileen Slxlsner, Mr. Damar- jian, iitlvisot. '7'lwrc',r fl motion nn life fioorau Liglvti nm, plmif AUDIO VISUAL CLUB Left tri Right, lfirst Rim' ,Linitc Broun. ,Iutly Dmxwnri, Phil cilI.lf'I'1.lL'Ll1l. Alma Roy, joel Turetsky, Lgirry W1-lwtcr. St-untill Rim- Nwrnmn Ctiinilwn, Vit XY'ozt1i.1lx, Sail Gtinrnzlccin, Rolantl Trailcxr, Mitlucl lfsliliimri. R43 liL'llilll1ll',vlilL' lllllwmwki, Slit-al.i fniiricll. lhiril Rim Huratc Bmy. Clrmhy Pc-tk, XVill fit-rink-mx, ll-wh Morton. liimh Yon lllxxins, lfwiirth Rmvi Mr. Danmrjian, atlvisorg Doululus Btxith, liill Miles. ,Liy Nyluriirm, ,luhn Kxnisnicxuki. ll.1rvcy Alpert, D.ivc Statnavage. First Roxy Annette Denorr Iris lreeclman Gloria Levy Rita Sherman Lois Mintz Second Row llcmor Shcrmtn Elizibcth c5xll?.1f.1 Mtryin Cohen Marian Haelcle Iohn Rrzza Alice Stcbbxns Bll Petersen XX mtla Hrrtsrmoyyitz Albcrt Parrish Alma Roy Third Roxy Mrs Mileslcr oan Berlcoyutz Thconx lxzerthcr Iutly Dmson Mary Slcoxyronelt Dolores Sableslu Robert Clifford lrmlx Cohen Robert lackson loe Bro ler Suzanne Cutler Helen Mohrlern Jeannette Steyens Frleen Sklcner Dorothy Lesnnclx lcrn Nlarlxoff Miss Wreczcvrek Fourth Roxy Nan Palmer Sheila Connell llinbeth Rcues Btrbarx lxcntlzior Crosby Peck Mary Xx7l11IICClxEf lrinces Sherman Betty Sherman lrcne Stxnlcrcmcz Mary ty ne Hlatlxy BACONIAN All I mmf If thc actu zur! the mir All the worldr a Mage. BLACK MASQUE First Row: Betty Lou Taylor Janice Brown Betty Sherman Flora Marvin Mrs. Brown ad- visor. Second Row: Doris Turner Mary Strong, Theona Kaercher, Robert Morton, Pat Conyers Harvey' Alpert Jean Gcrhartlt, Linda Phelps, Anne Turner. 1 f A71 Left to Rn,ht l'1rst Row Margaret Porter Mxrcra Gentllnr Helen Mohrlern Anne Arnold Ewelyn Mrsovrch Prcsrtlent jank jones Nxtalre Wane losephme Ctrlr Johanna Berk Barbara Knlaht Second Rovu ludy Srotlolskn Harold Cutterman V14 XX'ozm1k ohn Kxxasnrexxslu lerry Mlnch lay Solomon Bob Von Etlvuns XV1ll Semltoxx Rncharl Stes, Harvey Alpert B ll Mxles Tony Matus Wayne Taylor Nlnty Vcchrnil-tx Mr KUllLlJVSlx1 ltlvlsor Thlrcl Row Ioel Turetsky ullan josypenlto Larry Webster Mrchael leldman Nlrthrel Telus Alan Ryan Dave StanavaLe Norman Gustafson Doug Berth Ray lxentluor Tel Telus Stl Guarnictna Phnl Guarnaccra SCIENCE CLUB S71 I mmf In Mr 1711111111 zff drj Z71Q7'CIfI671ff than Y Qs-I FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA LCfttoR1Lbt Nlri NltD0naltl atlvisotg Carol Guatnaccia. Nina lxozalc. 'Nancy Gustaf- son. Loretta Savitsl-ci, Laura Young, 64 .L J 3 ganna! nf 4.4 ART CLUB Left to Rneht l'1rstRovs Judy Stodolsltn Ann Turner judy Davxson lean Phelps Mane Begun Seeond Rovs Naney Gustafson Nancy Vechxnslty George Palmer Sherla Con nell Irene Stanltnevucz Mrs lWIlCSlxl advisor Thlrd Rove ohannd Berk Eyelyn Mrso vreh Anne Arnold Loretm Savrtsltn Not nn photo Marcm Gendler Alma Roy I'rane1s Stout HUM Ifuf pore 'lah lcztcr 1 1 s Slmztlv FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OE AMERICA Lett to R1 ht llrst Roxy Niareqrer Porter Lore Nimtz Helen Nlohrlexn Pres: lent Annette Denora xnlt Hirr H114 xutf s to ss xetzore lylsor e lou l41Xl71' IllLLI1 Nlxlener I-lllll5CIl1 Reeyes Blfblfl lxendnor Dolores Slhlesln Duyn l'r.1her ll Nl Nl C b lyxsor 'Ih1rl Roxy L1L1r1XoL1ne Nl xry Stron lN1nP1lmer Nxna Kozalx Xl mon Young lllSLPl'lll'lC C.11l1 b vf ,, -,. 'D . C7 I . 'j , 'A ': 4 w Y H H I V 7 V G, .. L , Y D y 3 7 F - v: -. 1 v 4 'Y , . Y 4 . y A ' . , 4 , V V 3 . , J 2 , , .V , , ' - .-, . - K , E- .'. 1 . , ,lhl ' .y . . C writ fl x l .- 2 x l If Hlffzl f ',ll,lf. . .' 'lu AT. HA,-,,. .v 'KA' -y .. A 'V v XV. t. . LN 1 ' , lri' lsrcerlnmn. l.lIltl.1 Phelps. Ne' nd Roxy' M1 ' XY - -lc, .at 3 Buy' ford. .1ry'in,. r. loro,.1t . ' 't '1 1 . ' gr 4 'f g, '. . -, ' , AL, ' ' . vfllsfojfii-l 5 A S411 t W - - , V 955. fag, f '.- M ' - , C' s H f' .. 'X' ' A . ' . - ez '1 he . ' , , ' xhv -N - , -A gy ' fl A x , . lj , 1 A ' A 7 , . - - H 1 , f. r , 3 ' K7 X 4- ' , . X Q . , 6 . 0 . V x FRENCH CLUB Left to Right, First Row: Eleanor Sherman, Doris Tut' ner, Jeannette Stevens, Mar- garet Turner, Libby O'Meara. Second Row: Charles Altman, Roberta Clifford, Pat Conyers, Walter Lesnewsky, Harold Gutterman, Mrs. Brown, ad- visor. X3 N., Kneelmg., Mxchael I'eldman Joseph Broder Harvey Alpert jack Jones Charles Frredman Joseph S O C C E R Falbowskr George Raymond Charles Altman Standmz Coach judenfrrend Norman Gustafson Albert Parr1sh Horace Bray Crosby Peck Robert Morton Frank Cohen john Kwasnrewskr Jay Solomon Manager Srttmg Harold Gutterman Jay Solomon Crosby Peek Albert Parrrsh Harvey Alpert Joe Falbowskl B S E Frank Cohen Standmg Sal Guarnaccxa Teddy Fedus Roland Trarlor Walter Lesnewsky 1 Petersen Lawrence Webster Mrke fedus Coach Robert Mrschler 1' c Wea QP UI V504 argl I x'i'X s if C 13 1 'Nah 3 el- Spiny P 9004 .aj -...Lk fl L...-f A , r ,Bl Q . ff? V 37, Xl' Al' .... C A so f if R ff if at i ' a M ,, ,M ,, , f I J h .f ' to an ef 1 ff A R , n K I Is 1 'bl K X :X I th -4, D Y 'fin A 1 X It , - gay A -1 .R 4, I . .W , VV t I X j I , ... .X V f If x .' X 'y xt ,f I R I fl Iv A 1 n ,Q A xl ' 5 .il ' L lil , A 3,1 xl ,w V ,- J .r '1 V 4 Ag? , 511552, ll-'lg' V , 'T an 'L , . f T V , A- if A s A r l A 2 7. - X xrf W K mf stay I 'C 4 VCU 4 xl ZF- the he Q1 LyC0w thtay NACo LC IU N First Row Michael Feldman joel Turetsky Michael Fedus Lawrence Webster Theodore Fedus Second Row Coach judenfriend David Stanavage Robert von Edwins Robert Morton Frank Cohen S I Jay Solomon .,3 K. CHEERLEADERS First Row: joan Berkowitz, Mary Skowronek, Co-captains. Second Row: Wendy Clark, Rita Sher- man, Gloria Levy. Third Row: Alice Stebbins, Mary Felciano, Theona Kaercher, Fourth Row: jean Gerhardt, Betty Sherman. VARSITY Having completed a fairly successful basket- ball season this year, we proudly present a glimpse of some of our exciting games. This being our first year in the Central Val- ley League, we did rather well, considering our opposition. We emerged from the regular sea- son with eleven wins and eight losses. We then entered the C.I.A.C. Basketball Tournament, which was held at the University of Connecticut Gym, where we met and defeated our first op- ponent, Valley Regional, 69-44. A week later we were defeated by a score of 50-65, when we encountered Litchfield. The five seniors who have played their last basketball game for Bacon appear along with their teammates on the following pages We hope the pictures will stir the memories of those who saw the games and serve as a remembrance to our basketball players L? Coach Harold Judenfriend First Row Crosby Peck Jack jones Horace Bray William Semkow Harvey Alpert Second Row Coach Judenfriend joel Turetsky Frank Cohen Robert Morton Charles Friedman Harold Gutterman xf 'my- I W, C .ff O L 9-f-A 1 4-.v'4 BACONIAN CO-EDITORS Marvin Cohen, joan Berkowitz 'S' 'is'- A 6 '.-'l '1f 'S' SNAPS AROUND BACON joe, Bacon's custodian and man of all trades. ALL STATE CHORUS Mr. Capozza, Music Di- rector, Janice Brown Alma Roy, Albert Par- rish, and Jack jones. 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