Bacon Academy - Baconian Yearbook (Colchester, CT)

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Stephen Salisbury-Industrial Arts, B.S. Rhode Island College of Education Ina Schlessinger-Business, B.S. GAnnon Col- Dorothy Fedus-Business Chair- lece M S. Syracuse University, F.B.L.A. Advi- person, B.S. M.S. 6th year Col- so® ' lege of New Rochelle Freddie O'Neal-Math, B.S. La. Polytechnical Institute, Junior Advisor What do we say to that member of the faculty who works through student performance to produce the endless flow of yearbook letters and bills, special manuscripts and cur- ricula for faculty, newsletters for the office, letters to voca- tional advisory groups, honor certificates, and letters for the coaches? We say THANK YOU, Mrs. Fedus. Faculty support Open House.

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X Mark Lander-English, B.A., M.A. Univer- sity of Conn., Cross-Country and Track and Field Coach, junior Advisor, National Honor Society Advisor john Long-English, B.A. St. Michael's, M.A. University of Hartford, Cross coun- try and Track and Field Coach Carole Lacey-English Chairperson, B.A. St. Josephs, M.A. Boston College, Peer- point Press advisor They all passed the test! What am I doing wrong? Frank Aloia-Math B.A., M.A. University of Conn., Baseball Coach, Senior Advisor J. Vincent Burns-Enlish, B.A., M.A. Fair- Colleen Bjorbekk-Science, B.S. Universi- Donald Werth-lndustrial Arts Chairper- field University ty of Conn., Advisor to Student Council son, B.A. University of Conn., M.A. East- ern Conn. State College 15

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Walter W. Norris lll-English, B.S. Mid- Norma Norris-Dept. Chairman, Social die Tennessee State University; M.A. Studies, B.S. Middle Tennessee State Uni- University of Conn., Yearbook Advisor versity; M.A. University of Conn; Yearbook Advisor Diane Mackey-Social Studies; Sophomore advisor A hardworking duo: advisors full of energy and effort The Baconian staff would like to recognize Mr. and Mrs. Norris for all the super human effort they have put into the 1981 production of the Baconian. Mr. Norris directs a literary staff that often needs encourage- ment as well as hassel if the production is to be artisically worth its price while Mrs. Norris so manueveurs the business staff through the sale of ads, the continued appreciation and support of the business community, the sale of books to the faculty and student body, and the billing, collecting, and audit- ing of all accounts for Baconian '81. Sacrificing parts of their prep periods, having their lunch time interrupted, and donating long weekends to proofreading have not gone unnoticed. We of Baconian appreciate the final say and executive deci- sion exercized by our advisors and understand the overall diffi- culty of the job of literary and business production. For these reasons we extend a special thank you. Susan Freedman- Social Studies; M.A. Uni versity of Conn.; Sophomore advisor Carol Bailey- Librarian. B.A. William Patter- son College, M.L.S. Rutger's University. 17