Bacon Academy - Baconian Yearbook (Colchester, CT)

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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

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evils fif SEIOR ffv-'ix Wil wily? Kilim? 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 ,, , , ,,

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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.