Bacon Academy - Baconian Yearbook (Colchester, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1955 volume:

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NA, W B A C 0 N I A N prefenzed by CLASS OF I955 BACON ACADEMY C 1 h r C n r' t Ivy Ode Look now IS the plantlng of the 1vy The clmgxng v1ne that someday w1ll have grown As hrgh as the tallest of dreams That each of us has sown And as each year the 1vy cllmbs Reachnng reachmg for the topmost story May our achlevements parallel 1ts r1se And attaln each thexr due of glory As many branches as lt forms Wrll be a symbol of the d1v1d1ng paths of l1fe Where we ll be found rn the years to come Some paths of joy some paths of strlfe Look the xvy beglns 1ts clrmb Spreads forth nts searchmg vmes Look, today we begun to seek The knowledge of our tlmes Elnzabeth O'Meara 2 I x 5 w ' ' . K ff Fi I ' I r 3 ' ,, U a Q , 1 a , . , . s y -S' -4 FOREWORD THE BGBCATS DEBUT During the 1954 55 school year the Bacon Bobcat was welcomed by the student body as the first official Bacon Academy mascot The pert bobcat exem plifies the never say die spirit and determination of the student body whether it be in the classroom on the athletic field or on the stage As we look back on our years spent within the walls of Bacon our hopes dreams triumphs and defeats stand out in sharp relief Our lirst dance our one act plays our junior prom our Washington trip and senior banquet step out of the pages of the past The advent of the bobcat in our senior year seems to sym bolize our preparation for our future years We are leaving the type of llfe we are going forth with the sp1tt1n courage and tenacity of our bobcat It IS not easy for us to realize now the true importance of this time It is the end of the spring and the begnnmng of the summer of our lives We are anxious to conclude springs last chapter and turn the first leaf of summer yet we pause a little awed and afraid Guided by the bobcat we invite you to follow this record of our experiences at Bacon a record of our later spring As rn the years to come we will look back and remember our happy years through the eyes of this book lf rs frttrng that Bacons first mascot also serve as our theme since we the class of 1955 are the first class to graduate under its watchful eye We are proud to be charter mem bers of Bacon s Bobcats 3 5 ,., t - rx. 7 ' a , , - . . , ! ' 1 I Y have known for twelve years, to enter and discover the world for ourselves. We . , . , . I Q 1 Y , . 5 7 , 7 5 Y 5 xii MARTIN CAPOZZA B S Umversrty of Connectrcut Music Educatron ROBERT CORBO B S HENRY A KULIGOWSKI B S Unlversxty of Connectncut Unrversnty of New Hampshrre 4 Business Education Sclence FACU LTY DEDICATION ROBERT J MISCHLER Mr Mnschler our advrser for four years has guld ed us through the unstable years begrnnrng wrth the enghth grade and termrnatmg at the close of our yumor year To htm goes our unlrmlted gratrtude for the mexhausttble mterest devotron and generous donation of tnme toward our best mterests It IS tn apprecmtron of hrs efforts that thus book IS dedrcated to htm WALLACE F CASE B S Springfield College Mathematrcs Physrcal Education .Cyl MARGARET KUZYK R N W W Backus Hospital School Nurse VX ' . Y . , .- M . . . , . , N S 4 E an , ,,- . . , .. A . J , - Q 0 y . A x - N 4 :R I Ae X. PRECEPTOR ARAM DAMARJIAN B.A., M.A. Clark University ANNEM McDONALD B S College Mrserxcordra Home Economrcs ffs 'Q' 'Q' STELLA E MILESKI B A M A New York Stare College for Teachers Engllsh Socxal Studres ALICE M PASKERIAN HELEN ST GEORGE B A JANE RUTKA Boston Umversxty Umversrty of New Hampshrre Secretary to the Preceptor Busmess Education Forergn Languages 5 X I, is - C LN ll' C ' . U U ,B.s. I ' . , :Zia 'R in .1-J lr ACKN OWLEDGMEN T The Sen1or class w1shes to thank Lorlng Studlos for the excellent photographs taken of the class and var1ous school HCEIVIIICS and Rlchard Hartley Class of 58 who has de pxcted the lnformal moods of the student body wnth hxs candxd camera Tlaanky joe or your willing and able help. SENIORS s CLASS HISTORY Browsmg rn the lrbrary has always been one of my favorrte pastrmes one never knows what unusual brt of lrterature one by mere chance may stumble upon By one such chance I prcked up a volume labeled Class Book Openrng rt casually my attentron was rmmedr ately caught by the numbers 1955 I realrzed then I was holdrng rn my hand a hrstory of my class Needless to say I was delighted and sat down rn the nearest chart to read avrdly relrvrng agarn those four memorable years of which I grve you a brref summary here CHAPTER I 1951 1952 The marn characters consrsted of Bob Morton presr dent Jeannette Stevens vrce presrdent Elizabeth Sher man treasurer and Elizabeth OMeara secretary What was to be our theme for the coming years began wrth the I-Iolrdance a joyous successful pre holrday dance Mr Mrschler another very rmportant mann character set the plot rn motron wrth hrs able advrsershrp super vrsrng the affarr and by drrectrng Hes Dead All Rrght our 4 One Act Play Contest entry Several of our supportrng characters Harvey Frredman Michael Begun Clrfford Rogers left for other schools but to replace them two others were rntroduced Margaret temporary enrollment CHAPTER II 1952 1953 The scene remamed unchanged Bacon Academy strll served as srlent wrtness to the capers and serrous efforts of the class The cast of V I P s was the same except that Jeannette Stevens became shrp s captam and Walt Lesnewsky was there rn case Jeannette was unable to carry out her dutres True to the desrgn of thrngs 55 sponsored Winter Wonderland and our Sophomore thespran contrrbutron was And the Vrllarn Strll Pur sued Her In all storres characters come and go and thrs hrstory was no exceptron Patrrcra Olubowrc left to become a student at a Hartford harrdressrng school CHAPTER III 1953 1954 The plot thrckened The class establrshed a one year resrdence as yolly junrors wrth the same offrcers The annual class affarr was Junror Talent Show and our play entry was further enlrvened by the replacement of the leadrng man at the last moment The clrmax of thrs year was reached when we won the coveted magazrne drrve the first trme any class other than senror won thrs grant yackpot Incrdentally rt was the brggest take rn the schools hrstory Before thrs chapter of our lrves ended we put on the mayor socral event of the year the junior prom justrfied rn feelrng as rf a farry godmother had touched us wrth her magrc wand we called rt our Crnderella Ball just as we were about to turn the final page of thrs chapter several more characters slrpped away Anna Begun Alrce Smrth and Theona Kaercher Julran Josypenko came to join our ranks And here also a mam character made hrs exrt Mr Mrschler our frrend and advrser for our hrgh school years resrgned to take a socral studres positron rn Cheshrre CHAPTER IV 1954 1955 It would seem that anythrng would be an antr climax after what had happened but the plot took a new turn and the theme was berng prepared for the crescendo At first the cloak of senrors lay uneasrly on our rnex perrenced shoulders but soon rt wore as naturally and comfortably as an old sweater Thrs was the true clrmax of our story thrs rntangrble feeling that we made rt we clrd not fall by the waysrde though the path was rndeed a narrow one and covered wrth many a thorn The plot was about to be concluded the characters re marnrng about to go through therr final pre destrned our new class advrser and Mr Damarjran co advrser to every senror class For the 3rd consecutrve year the class was piloted by the same ollicers old pros by now To add variety to the plot no senror play was presented thrs year srnce the class wanted to concentrate on two linancrally successful affarrs and also we must admrt there was a dearth of acting abrlrty Two new students Ronald Mercrer and Rosa Kopel added therr pleasant personalrtres to the class of 55 One trrumphant excur sron remamed to us the trrp to Washrngron whrch we enyoyed just before sprrng vacatron Then came the trme when all characters rnvolved became one Relrnqurshrng our rndrvrdualrty we were molded rnto one unrt une 24 1955 saw us graduate as the Class of 1955 collec trve noun and remarnrng so rn the annals of Bacon Academy EPILOGUE So ends the plot the theme has played rtself out the mam characters have disappeared Or have they? For every person of the Class of 1955 rs a marn character takrng up now the raveled sleeve of responsrbrlrty ac trve crtrzenshrp and the cares of linancral securrty Only the settrng has changed Bacon Academy rs no longer the background for our serrous and notso serrous en deavors The settrng rs now the world Compiled by Margaret Turner . . 5 . , . . u , I I , . ,, . . , . , ' . 1 1 1 I , . 1 1 1 ' 1 , , 1 1 , Q , 1 Q, 1 1 1 4 1 . H 1 , 1 1 1 . ' 1 , ' 3 . Q . 1 1 , i. 1 1 1 5 A 3 ' 5 ' - , . , I . . , I. , . , l - I. n ,, . ,, I . . D ' 1, 1 1 1 1 1 , , 1 ' . . . . . ,, , I - . . . i . - 1 yy , , 1 , , . ' , . I s 1 ' 9 Y S . 3 . - y - Turner and Arthur Dugas, the latter establishing only acts. To help with this conclusion were Mrs. McDonald, . , . . , ' - 3 - , , . a 1 , 1 1 7 1 3 , 1 a 9 i . l 11' - 1 ' n , ' , , 9 ' ' ' ' . . . I . 1 - ' . , . . I . . , . . . I 1 , , 1 1 1 , - I 7 ' ' a 1 ' u ' H ' . . l ' , ' ll II ' ' ' , - I A . 2 . , . . ' 7 7 C ass ELEANORE ADAMS One of the best athletes takes a lrkmg to blue Chevles kee ps our home room always llvely A rare compound of m1schxef and fun JOSEPH F ALBOWSKI F a One of Bacons star basketball la ers p y top male agrtator rn the class an nnnocent smxle Tenms anyone? CHARLES FRIEDMAN Chuck The sen1or polmclan class v 1 p a mann character rn our one act play I agree wnth no mans oplnlons I have some of my own BEATRICE GITLIN One of jeans best customers keeps the theater cand y sxtuatnon under control takes lrfe as 1t comes You don t believe a word I say SALVATORE GUARNACCIA 3. Our bop fashno one of our best dancers n expert naturally curly halr Whale we llve lets llve nn clover for when were dead, we re dead all over. NORMAN GUSTAFSON Norm Norm and his car go hand in hand Follow that car' a hard worker Last night at twelve I felt immense but now feel like thirty cents HAROLD GUTTERMAN Guts A good man when it comes to math never with out a word in an argument a brother to trouble When I feel like working I lie down til the feel mg goes away JULIAN JOSYPENKO Caesar Good sense of humor . . . can really handle his green Chevie . . . the baker boy. ' He is a bold bad man. ROSA KOPEL Rose A studious '54 addition to our class . . . a true South American beauty . . . long, shining black tresses. Repetition is the mother of education. WALTER LESNEWSKY Walt Keeps Colchester represented every year at the East- ern States Exposition . . . our future engineer . . . one of the best dressed. I know on which side my bread is buttered. 9 of I955 C ass DOROTHY LESNIAK Dot One of our most attractive members ots of ar tistic talent never without a boy friend I hurry not neither do I worry pv- ANTHONY MATUS Tony Unique sense of humor a laugh that shakes the school one of the friendliest in the class Get thee behind me Satan RONALD MERCIER Ron Another new addition to our class . . . very pleasant . . . Oh for Maine and Pat. It matters not how a man dies but how he lives. WILLARD MILES i One of the farm boys . . . Uncle Franks pride and 'o . . . never speaks above a low roar. God bless the man who invented sleep. HELEN MOHRLEIN .Hes The bookkeeping ace . . . one of the crew of five . . . lovely naturally blonde hair. It is not how long, but how well we live. I0 ELIZABETH O MEARA Llbby Class mstrgator the true map of Ireland another member of the crew bnlhant school scholastrc record If anyone wants to see me tell hrm Im busy and can t be drsturbed GEORGE PALMER Supposedly shy keeps the F1rst Nat1onal go1ng always wxllmg to lend a helpmg hand Better late than never GEORGE RAYMOND Georg1e Best mechamc of the class takes lxfe as lt comes loves to hunt I only hurry when I have to ALAN RYAN One of the auto brngade a ree' spends a lmvely Saturday mght Work? Never heard of rr' ELIZABETH SHERMAN Berry Nnmble fingered typrst Mr Corbos rrght hand can sew a fine seam rn no tnme Whatever ns worth domg ns worth domg well 'll of I955 x f I ' 1 'U g 'N JEANNETTE STEVENS MARGARET TURNER MARION YOUNG N ette e Mar1on Our able class president always Never w1thout a snappy answer One of the cutest can really wnllmg to help the class a terrl one of the most pollte and s1n dr1ve that blue and white Chevy fic dancer a genunne sense of cere a lovely complexlon never without a smlle humor Knowledge IS power In qu1etness hes hidden frxend Good nature w1ll always wm the shlp heart CLASS OFFICERS Left to Rlght Elnzabeth Sherman treasurer eannette Stevens presldent Walter Lesnewsky vrce presndent Ellza beth OMeara secretary I2 . W g . x I 1 3 K f he J' :Y l df I j l .. , H UP gn .. - U , ,, . . . . .. . . .. . ., , - H U ' - ' 1 ' W , .wft'f1-231,251 , WT? , 1- 'vii .ff , I ' . H ff -, I ' I I r 1 -. nf -. TT we 1 -5 I K 0 Q... 1 y J , 9 1 ' ' 'Y , , . LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT ARTICLE I We the C1855 of 1955 Bacon Academy Colchester New London County Connectrcut berng of sound mrnd and memory and consrderrng the uncertarnty of thrs frarl and transrtory lrfe do therefore make ordarn publrsh and declare thrs to be our last wrll and testament ARTICLE II We the class of 1955 leave the followrng Mr Damaryran many thanks for all hrs help wrth class problems Mr Corbo a Model A to drrve to school Mrs Mrleskr a larger waste basket for the new gum chewers Mrss St George a whrp to keep peace rn study hall Mrs McDonald a jet mrxer for those cookres Mr Case a bottle of asprrrn for use after basketball games Mr McPhee a larger radrator on whrch to srt Mr Kulrgowskr a power saw for those turtles Mrss Paskerran a prcture of an electrrc typewrrter to dream on Joe a larger shovel to supply more coal for the furnace to keep t Mr Capozza the chance for a successful Glee Club ARTICLE III We also leave To the class of 56 more power to wrn the next magazrne drrve To the class of 57 a brg alarm clock to arrrve at school on trme h study hall warmer To the class of 58 boxrng gloves to help them wrn the future magazrne drrves ARTICLE IV Eleanor Adams leaves her herght to Betsy Kay Gurran Beatrrce Grtlrn leaves her grft of gab to Margery Hrggrns Jeannette Stevens leaves her sweaters to Eleanor Zupnrk Lrbby O Meara leaves her A s to Roland Trarlor Betty Sherman leaves Mr Corbo to carry on alone Dorothy Lesnrak leaves her smrle to Chester Zawrsza Rosa Kopel leaves her strarght skrrts to Dorothy Klern Margaret Turner leaves her quret ways to Fern Markoff Helen Mohrlern leaves her basketball abrlrty to Fran Stout Marron Young leaves her speed to Vrctor Woznrak Ronald Mercrer leaves to yorn Pat rn Marne Alan Ryan leaves hrs excuses to Sal Guarnaccra Tony Matus leaves hrs spare trre to Mr K Brll Mrles leaves hrs bell lrke tones to Natalre Warte Walter Lesnewsky leaves hrs mathematrcal abrlrty to jay Solomon Joe Falbowskr leaves hrs basketball talents to Tony Forestandr Salvatore Guarnaccra leaves hrs seat rn physrcs class to Bob Bron Charles Frredman leaves hrs dancrng grace to joe Broder Norman Gustafson leaves the street rn front of Bacon Academy rn peace George Palmer leaves the mufller on hrs car to Mrss Paskerran George Raymond leaves the sophomore grrls alone Julran Josypenko leaves to bake a weddrng cake Harold Gutterman leaves to conquer the world We hereby appornt Mrs Anne McDonald to be our executrrx of thrs our last wrll and YCSIKITICIII IN WITNESS WHEREOF we have hereunto set our hand and seal ar Colchester Con nectrcut rn the year of Our Lord one thousand nrne hundred and frfty frve CLASS OF 1955 TESTATORS Norman Gustafson Signed .realed and delivered rn the prerence of the followrng Wrnston Churchrll Julrus IaRosa Sam Spade Ronald Mercrer George Palmer Anthony Matus Julran Josypenko v A v h . y r I r Q . ,' 1 1 1 V . , I IO . 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I C . , . . . , . . . . . - - .. . ., - V Y U r I BOY Walter Lesnewsky Walter Lesnewsky George Palmer Ronald Mercier Julian Josypenko Joseph Falbowski Anthony Matus Most Likely To Succeed Best Scholar Most Cooperative Best Looking Best Natured Best Athlete Wittiest GIRL Elizabeth O Meara Elizabeth O Meara Jeanette Stevens Rosa Kopel Marion Young Elizabeth Sherman Beatrice Gitlin Best Dancer Anthony Matus Willard Mlles Walter Lesnewsky Ronald Mercier Anthony Matus Harold Gutterman Julian Josypenko Norman Gustafson Charles Friedman Walter Lesnewsky Joesph Falbowskl Walter Lesnewsky Alan Ryan George Palmer George Raymond Salvatore Guarnaccia Joseph Falbowski Joseph Falbowski Most Musically Inclined Most Pep Most Conscientious Cutest Most Optimistic Noisiest Quietest Most Sincere Greatest Polittclan Most Dependable Best Dressed Best Mannered Most Absent Minded Tallest Shortest Biggest Flirt Most Popular Most Versatile Elizabeth Sherman Elizabeth Sherman Helen Mohrlem Dorothy Lesniak Eleanore Adams Eleanore Adams Margaret Turner Margaret Turner Jeanette Stevens Helen Mohrlem Jeannette Stevens Margaret Turner Dorothy Lesniak Eleanore Adams Elizabeth O Meara Jeannette Stevens Jeannette Stevens Elizabeth O Meara DREAM GIRL DREAM BOY Figure ......., ............,,.. Height ........r.........,...... .Dorothy Lesniak .....Eleanore Adams Legs . .. ,..,.....,......... Dorothy Lesniak Eyes ............e... .,........, Nose ..r.e.,.e,.,...r,..,...,.r Ears. ,,.,,. ,.,...,,,,....... . Teeth .. . .... .Jeannette Stevens Marion Young Elizabeth OMeara Elizabeth Sherman Lips ....,...... .r......,,,.......ir.,,,,... R osa Kopel Complexion ......s,.e...,,i Dimples . .. ,,.... Hair. . .,,. Disposition . .....Helen Mohrlein Elizabeth Sherman . Beatrice Gitlin Margaret Turner Physique ,......... Height .. i..,.......... Eyes.. Ears .. Nose........ . Teeth . .. . Smile. ..,. Dimples . Hair .,., i,..., Disposition . .. Way with Girls .Joseph Falbowski ......George Palmer .. Ronald Mercier Alan Ryan . . . .. ,,,,.,,,.,,. .Alan Ryan . ..... Joseph Falbowski Norman Gustafson . .Ronald Mercier .Julian Josypenko Walter Lesnewsky Joseph Falbowski SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Charles Friedman I l Jeannette Stevens CLASS PROPHECY lt rs june 1975 The scene opens rn the backyard of the Whrte House rn Washrngton D C Ex Senator Chuck Frredman has rust met vnce secretary rn charge of Whrte House secretarres Helen Mohrlem who rs strollrng along the grounds of the Dresrdentral mansron After their first surprrse rs over Chuck mforms Helen that he rs presently runnrng for the office of lanrtor rn chief at the Whrte House and adds that rf he wms at the polls nt wrll probably be the closest the Republrcans wrll get to the Whrte House thus year The talk then shafts to the subyect of what therr former class mates are domg 20 years after therr graduatron It rs Helen who speaks first Helen Say Chuck all thrs talk of polrtrcs remmds me drd you know that our old class presrdent Jeannette Stevens rs runnrng for the presidency rn the next electron? If she wms and how can she lose shell be the Hrst woman presndent rn the hrstory of the Unrted States Chuck Yes LIFE magazme had a brg spread on rt not long ago Im not surprrsed to see her so far advanced though She always was a great polrtrcran rn school By the way I wonder how Joe Falbowskls makrng out Hes now U S ambassador to Russra you know Every year he sends a crate of vodka and cavrar to Bacons basketball team to help burld them up They wouldn t be without the stuff now Helen What next' Rosa Kopel rs another member of our champron of womens wrestlrng rn the Amerrcas They say shes really collected qurte a fortune for herself from match recerpts and wrll soon go 11110 retrtement' Chuck Yes and Dot Lesmak rs the current box office rage all over the natron I understand shes the years most popular actress Of course with julran josypenko as her press agent she could scarcely help berng a success They re qurte a team Helen They sure are Say you remember Betty Sherman dont you? Well I was told Just the other day that shes now rn Alaska teachmg the Eskrmos how to use electrrc typewrrters Next shes gomg to teach the Indrans how to wrrte smoke srgnals m shorthand' Chuck Well thats somethrng drlferent for you' Speakmg of far away places I understand that Ron Mercrer IS now a gurde up nn the Marne woods Ive got to go up there on my next vacatron and see rf he can help me bag a moose or two Helen Well I ll be But then dld you know that Bea Gltlm rs a lady taxrdrrver rn the brg crty of New York? I guess shes a real demon on those red lrghts And whale we re on the subyect of speed drd you realrze that George Palmer rs now flyrng pets for the WAC s? Leave rt to George to find a ,ob lrke that Chuck You sand lt But lrsten to thrs Norm Gustafson has lust taken out a patent on an mdestructable hotrod I always knew he could do rt George Raymond has really accomplrshed somethrng these past few years though He now owns has own dealer plates Helen Good for George' Incrdentally drd you know that Peggy Turner now owns and operates a dude ranch for retrred mnllronaxres? Its located rn Salem and Peg really has qurte a thrrvrng busrness Chuck More power to her I know for a fact that Marlon Young who used to turn out a pretty mean polka rs now on tour wrth a famous dance group I hope they come to Washrngton soon Maybe shell grve us com plrmentary trckets to one of her performances Helen I hope so Remember brg Bull Mrles? Well hes now leadrng weekly safarrs mto Nelkrns woods' I guess he and hrs crew catch some pretty wrld game rn that terrrtory Chuck Well Im not a brt surprrsed Walt Lesnews s now owner and operator of the huge Bull H111 Estate out North Westchester way He sells Jeeps as a srde lrne too Helen He must be pretty busy Do you know what Al Ryan rs domg? Ive heard a rumor to the effect that hes nrght watchman at a local YWCA Chuck Yes thats rrght Al wouldnt mrss an opportunrty lrke that' You know that Libby O Meara rs chref nurse at Lrbs Cut Up Statron dont you? All I can say rs I hope Im never a patrent there rt doesnt sound too safe' Helen I know what you mean' Sal Guarnaccra by the way plrshed that by getting control of 5172 of the stock and threatened to shut them entrrely out of busrness rf they drdn t sell Chuck No krddmg' Youd never guess what Tony Matus rs domg for a lrvmg though hes the Thm Man for Rmgrng Bros C1rcus Helen Well I never thought Id see that of Tony' Lrsten to thrs Chuck Our old classmate Eleanore Adams rs now lecturmg to hrgh school students on the necessrty of domg homework every n1ght ' Chuck Of all people I sure am surprrsed' But then Harold Gutterman rs domg somethrng pretty unrque too Hes head of the ROTC for the state of Con nectrcut I remember that back rn hrgh school he al ways had an admrratron for drscrplrne Helen Thats rrght Well I guess that covers everyone of our former classmates We havent left anyone out have we Chuck? Chuck No I dont thrnk so Helen Well I must be on my way now Ive got a lot of campargnmg to do rf I want to get to be the ofhcral yamtor around here Helen Yes Ive got to go too I have to get back to check on my secretarres to make sure they re not loafrng on the yob Its been nrce seerng you agarn Chuck I wrsh you lots of luck at the polls Chuck Thanks Helen Ill see you at our next class re- umon' , , h . . , . . , ' . . . . 2 U . I - . - . . . , . , . . . ' , - ' 1 ' . . .. - . . , , , , . . . . . , I r y . , . . ' Q 1 , . . , . , 1 , ' - kv 1 - , . : , . . . I . . , . , ., . Z y , . I , . . . ' . . , . ' . ' 1 ' 1 , . , 1 ' : . z . , , class who has become famous. She's now the defending has taken over Schuster's Trucking Service. He accom- , . . D 7 ' I 9 I ' 0 .1 - I 11 ' IP ' , 1 4 u ' - , . : , ' . ' ' i ' I ! 1 . , , ' ' ' , . . nn. , : . . . ' . , ' 1 : , , . . 1 . . ' . . , - . ., . , I , . I . . . , ' 1 ' p I - 1 1 . , . I . - 2 - - 9 9 ' Q . . . , . . I , . , i ' 1 . . , . . . . : , . ' 'I5 BACONIAN Coeds of Baconlan yearbook sxttmg Jeannette Stexens Ellzabeth OMeara co edrtors rn chref Standmg Ehzabeth Sherman and Helen Mohrlem copy co edltors ALL STATE Left to rrght Mr Capozza Jeannette Stevens Robert VonEdw1ns Douglas Beach and Elizabeth Sherman . , 1 I Y , , - . . . . , - ' s ' ' 7 9 , . .Mtn 'Z ua 51 1 Q ,V I 2 F., -1 . S- t, 1 1 ' l S . ls Y, R11 V . x 1 X- Huw' fa ir py X2 f ' 1 4F'0 A X 6 , h 4c'4pC wuz-0 f 'AY E a gfdfff Ep- fo .---is . I lsmiy 1 -Y ifypl lfg V' iflff 'n::'im:' . la. '. Q. 'pl fb E KJ Lett to rreht hrsr rovs Anne Turner Flora Marvrn Eleanor Sherman Frank Cohen Victor Wtmznrak Alice Stebhtns Dons Turner Setontl row Mr Corbo Atlvrser llrzabeth Taylor Lmtla Phelps Irleen Slxlcner Mary Strong, Barbara lxentlzror Robert Clrfford Dolores Sableslu Nma Kozak ,X 5 Quin ' -' .sz I I I I 5 'llll l,,1.'t wlu lsL'lf!0Q-3 U I'1'.' . ...l.,t..--1 V -IUITI -'au' 1 Q .- v ': - t v an Rnta Sherman Thrrd row Chester Zawrsza Charles Alt man Arthur Stantlrsh Wayne Taylor Salvatore Guarnac ua jay Solomon Robert jackson Joe Broder john Rrzza joel Turetslxy Davrd Rosen JUNIORS OFFICERS Alice Stebbins, treasurerg Eleanor Sherman, secreraryg Frank Cohen, presidentg Victor Wozniak, vice-president. Douglas Beach Fern Markoff Suzanne Cutler Raymond Kendzior Margaret Porter Wendy Clark Second row Laura Young Johanna Berk Natalie Waite Evelyn M150 vich Anne Arnold Nancy Vechinsky Nancy Gustafson Judy Stodolski Loretta Savitski Jean Phelps Third row SGPHOMORES OFFICERS Douglas Beach treasurer Suzanne Cutler president Fern Markoff, secretary Raymond Kendzior vice president Petersen Stanley Romanewicz Francis Stout Robert Von Edwins John Kwasniewslti Lava rence Webster Arthur Bray Michael Fedus Not in photo Mrs Mileski Adviser An thony Forestandi Mary Whitteker Q . , 4 ': .. V I 1 1 '. X- 1' - I - A 'as ' ' f A ' ' Y 4 Y . , V eh , V v , 1 -- '- , L - ' , V 2 A '4 ,, , N .. 4 5 s L7 9 Q Y W U! ' , ' 5 N , if Left to right: first row: Barbara Knight, Josephine Carli, Marie Begun, Theodore Fedus, Roland Trailor, William my I V 1 ! 3 4 l 4 I 7 3 . , , . 1 t fg' l , pf s 'N 1 Q s A 1 ll 'V ......- J , Q , A 2 5 A F , ' . . A l L t to rnaht hrst row Betsy Kay Gurlan Dorothy joa quln Susan Sthwartz Ileanor Zupnxl. Dorothy Kletn Thcotlorc Hagnman Leona Roy Barbara Ronna Marjorie HlgglnS buontl rovs Bucrly Beach Anthonxa bmlth Mar ua bthuster oyte Vonhlvuns Vrrgnma Sherman Janne 'laylor lllzahtth lxotlym Marlecn lreedman Haxla Seger oscphlne Harasnmovutz Mr lxulxtoysslo Advlser Thtrd l 'T rovn john Caruso Gerald Karp Mary Quartucclo Reyna SAWlISlxl Roger januszewskl Rohert Balaban Jannce Stula Alma Alpert Paul Polanslu lourth rov. Rxchartl Hartley Nixthacl Dawson Thoman Manltshrlo Edvrartl Sefchxclx Rohnrt Bron Daxltl Zupnnk Lance Fagan Not rn photo Dorothy Hohan Rnthartl Olhrlas and Edward Olbrxas FRESHMEN OFFICERS Sustn Stlmxrta sttrum Dorothy Kle1n prcmtltnt llctnor 7npn1k trmsurer Theo tlorf, Htgcmln Xltc Prcsltlcnt ACTIVITIE X ,Lf ..9' X j ORCHESTRA Left to rlght hrst row Gerald Karp Anne Arnold Suzanne Eagan Wllllam Petersen Norman Gustafson Robert VonEd Cutler JKHICC Stula Douglas Beach Susan Schwartz Second mms Francxs Stout Rrchard Hartley Davrd Zupnlk Stanley row Martm Capozza Dxrector Theodore Hageman Lance Romanewxcz Not ln photo Rlchard Olbrras GLEE CLUB l'1rst row Martm Capozza Director Wendy Clark Margaret Porter Marne Begun Rlta Sherman Anne Turner Linda Phelps Flora Marvm Flnzabeth Taylor Josephme Carl: Bar hara Kntszht Second row judnth Stodolskr Dolores Sableskl Loretta Savrtskl Dorls Turner jean Phelps Eleanor Sherman Evelyn Mlsovxch Elleen Sklener Johanna Berk Fern Markoff Al1ce Stebbms Nma Kozak Laura Young Marlon Young Norman Gustafson Naralre Walte Thlrd row Jeannette Stcv ens Mary Strong Nancy Gustafson Nancy Vechxnslty Barbara Kendzxor Elizabeth Sherman Anne Arnold Suzanne Cutler Roberta Clrfford Margaret Turner Fourth row joseph fal bovsskx Lawrence Webster Wrllram Petersen John Kwasnnew skx Robert Vonlidvsms Francrs Stout Stanley Romanewxcz Wrllard Mnles Anthony Matus Douglas Beach Alan Ryan Q 9 O ll' Ill I Ulf' ' l 'll -g,,.. alslll QV 'n vagvr-ll-1 7 STUDENIT COUNCIL Left to rrght front row Barbara Kendznor Jeannette Stevens row Enleen Sltlener Theodore Fedus Edvard Sefchxclc Wrl setretary Joseph Falhovwsltl vxce presrdent Charles Frleclman lram Petersen Frank Cohen Joseph Broder Norman Gustaf president Suzanne Cutler treasurer Helen Mohrlem Back son Mlchael Fetlus Mr Damarnan aclvrser Dorothy Klem B XCONIANT L ft to rrahr nrst row A1144 Stehhms Flrzahcth Sherman Sltlmer Fern Marltoff Marleen Freedman Dolores Sableskn Jeannette Stevens toulrtor Mrss Paslternan .nlvrscr Llrzabeth Iohanna Berk Evelyn Mnsovlch Fleanor Sherman Back row O Meara Loedrtor Helen Mohrlern Dorothy lxlem Rrta Sher Richard Hartley joseph Broder Wrllram Petersen Anthony man Second row Suzanne Cutler Roberta Clrflord Nancy Matus Douglas Beach Charles Altman Not rn photo Mrs Vechmslcy Barbara Kendzror Anne Arnold Nancy Gustafson Mxleskn aclvrser Mary Strong Thrrd row Marlon Young., Doris Turner Erleen '7 - 3 e: F ' -. 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C , Q I , X, V ' P X rx ,, A . , f .. -. 1 L Q 3 ' X iv U ,, . . om, . r, - BCDYS' Lg SOCCER Left to rnght hrst rom Rrthml Hartley Paul Polanslu Charles Cohen Robert Vonlftlwms john Kwasnnevuskn Salvatore Guar lrmlman osnph lalbovnskx ulnan josypenko Lance Eagan natcla Lawrence Webster Thomas Manlkshrlo john Rlzza K trail lxarp David lupnnlx Second rom Nlr McPhee Coach Roger januszewskn lhwiore Hageman Arthur Bray wllllldm Petersen frank BASEBALL L tt t rrght nrst r ww Wrllartl Mrles Walter Lesnewsky Fedus Frank Cohen jay Solomon Wlllxam Petersen Roland oscph lalbowskn Harold Gutterman Salvatore Guarnaccxa Tramlot Mxchael l'edus Mr Case coach Lawrente Webster buontl row Anthony Matus Theodore P- t SBCD4' 45960 gb-C041 5580 Y' -Q6 x gb-C041 Sb. 04, skcolv Sbxggfl 504, P50 ll Xu. f i I A ,qJ',.,S Hqxvljll ' F ll , yy I ly 'y , ' Z el o 'A' , V o 'Z ' , ,,,, , J , F I, V--'V N. 1 A f , , ' Y ' y ' . w . v - f A 2' ,:. h ,uf li ' If If '- 'fx Q Y ', I 'x 'V I' N fl. v' .I R f 7 ' ' cb C041 l ,, - fa l ' 4 W V A 'Le f N J . . 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Www W V-I VARSV1 Y BASKETBALL Frrst row Frank Cohen john Kwasnnewskr Robert Vonlid Manager Not rn photo Vrctor Woznrak joe Broder Michael wms jay Solomon Standmg, Mr Case Coach Ted Fedus Dawson managers Charles Friedman joe Falbowskr Captain Mrchael Fedus Larry Webster Arthur Bray Lance Eagan IUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Fnrst row Davnd Rosen joel Turetzky Thomas Markshllo rn photo Jay Solomon co captam Anthony Forestandr Ray Arthur Bray Larry Webster Edward Sefchrk john Kwasmew mond Kendznor Ted Hageman skr Coach Case Bob VonEdw1ns, co captam, Bob Bron Not BACON'S CHEERGIRLS Squad, front row: Alice Steb- bins, co-captaing Wendy Clark, Betty Lou Taylor, Rita Sher- man, Eleanor Zupnik, Betty Sherman, captain. Back row: Mary Strong, Natalie Waite, Mrs. McDonald, adviserg Joyce VonEdwins, Haila Seger. SPORTS ROUND-UP BASEBALL Returning back for another season are: short stop Joe Falbowski, utility man Walt Lesnewsky, outfielders Sal- vatore Guarnaccia and Bill Miles and catcher Harold Gutterman. Joe Falbowski sported one of his worst years in '54 but is expected to swing a heavy bat for the team of '55 coached by Wallace Case. Harold Gut- terman, who batted conservatively, is also expected to swing a heavy bat for the team with Sal Guarnaccia, Bill Miles and Walt Lesnewsky pitching in their well needed share. Lots of luck to the team in 1955. SOCCER The Fall of '54 saw Coach James McPhee and his. coaching soccer will no doubt flourish at the Academy. men utilizing their big toes. This is Coach McPhee's first year at Bacon and has already done a great job handling his team. We know that under his careful Those graduating from the soccer squad are Joe Falbow- ski, Charles Friedman and Julian josypenko. BASKETBALL December 4th witnessed the Bacon Bobcats opening their '54, '55 basketball season under the watchful eye of Coach Wallace Case. This is the first team to play in the new gymnasium which was finished in the fall of '54. The boys, lacking height and experience, fought down to the wire but to no avail. Without doubt, statis- ticnlly, Bacon has accomplished the feat of delivering to the town and to the school one of the worst records, but this team has displayed tremendous hustle and will to win. Yes, games were lost but we made them earn their victory, not by scoring but by exhibiting pure fighting and guts. We know that Coach Case will hand this town and Academy a championship team so let's get behind him and make his job that much easier. GIRLS' SPORTS The year 1954-1955 saw also the program of intra- mural sports at the new gymnasium. Girls sports, under Miss Paskerian, is showing steady improvement and will no doubt spread and grow into a well rounded athletic program for our fairer sex. LAST YEAR MEN Last year men: joe Falbowski-4 years soccer . . . 5 years baseball . . . 4 years basketball. Joe had an ex- tremely good batting and performance year in 1953. He was one of the key figures in the backcourt on the '53, '54 basketball team and shows great promise with his steel toe and impregnable skull on the soccer field. Harold Gutterman-2 years soccer . . . 3 years baseball . . . 4 years basketball. Harold had a very modest year in 1954 for the baseball team hitting better than aver- age and when it counted with an impressive defensive game behind the batter's box. He likes to win and will light for that victory. Charlet Friedman-2 years soccer . . . 4 years basketball. He's a good hustler and team- mate. He plays for the club and never lets personal aims interfere with the outcome of the game. Salvatore Guar- nacciu-2 years baseball . . . 2 years basketball A real strong boy with terrific fight. He hits a mean ball and handles himself on any field of play. Bill Mile:-3 years baseball . . . 1 year soccer. A strong toe for soccer and an even stronger will to win. A good left hand sticker and a strong throwing arm. His main ambi- tion is to be a winning chucker for the baseball team. Walt Lemewrky - 2 years baseball . . . 1 year basket- ball. A good sport and good competitor. When given the chance he'll usually come through for the team. julian jorypenko-3 years soccer. A boy with a ter- rific amount of speed and a strong and accurate toe. He's one who can really teach anyone a lot of his game, soccer. ir. x in fyzaeam' 1 3 ... I .6 'M ,Fizz-nl V, ,H Q ,., Q. L gf ,L .. MW, - 1 W ,Q xffjyfi I , f' f ' 5,3.'?' 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