Bayonne High School - Yearbook (Bayonne, NJ)

Page 87 text:

mi ! mi ! m;t s ;o “Every day's experience shows how actively education goes out of the school- Left to Right, Kneeling—Doris Kichvalski, Jan Redman. Eileen Fitzpatrick, Ann Russett, Angie Romeo. Standing—Eleanor Zimek. Marilyn Mercer, Mary Wagner, Edith Brydon. B.H.S. Cheerleaders, under the guidance of Mary B. Wucherer, deserve great credit for their cleverly created cheers, and for tiie spark of school spirit that they imbued into the student body as a whole. , With a T and an E, and a loud AM They lead us in cheers that bring victory to our men Activities

Page 86 text:

ROOM 312 Advisor—Miss Berger President—Elizabeth Stephan Student Aetivities—Joan Bernstein ROOM 314 Advisor—Miss Vietoria President—Angelina Cardone Student Aetivities—Patricia I'eeora ROOM 315 Advisor—Miss A. (dark President—Margaret Baran Student Aetivities—Julia Smarz ROOM 316 Advisor—Mrs. Cooney Student Aetivities—Charlene Hale ROOM 317 ROOM 321 Advisor—Miss Rirhkard Student Activities Rep.—Frank Lupo Advisor—Mr. O’Brien President—Andrew Sabol Student Activities—Joseph Oliveri ROOM 318 Advisor—Miss Lautermilrh President—Alvernon Michaels Student Aetivities—Margaret Zak

Page 88 text:

YEAR BOOK STAFF SENIOR MEMBERS: Seated on Floor—Betty Montcitli. Alice Maloney. Joan Wiren, Eileen Howard. Ann KukkcU. Seated at Table— Joyce Smith. Beverly Goodman, Allen Geyer, Joan llockatcin. Olga Keiwr. Standing—Alan Axelrod, Dorothy Staulatus. Irma Charin, John Gorman, Stanley Berkowitz, Marjorie Block, Mary Anne Mattey, Helen Argerior, Donald Fox, Helen I’ientka. Agnes Ratzek, Adeline Searano. The 1947 Year Book, a student project anti keepsake, was designed to reveal the potency of school life; to recreate personalities of the Senior Class, and of the student hotly, anti to he an instrument of education to the community. Our activities and practical experiences prove that hook knowledge does not comprise all that comes under the heading of education in our school system, which is advantageous to a world in need of intelligent citizens. The name “The Echo”, which the B.H.S. hook bore for years, we revived, with the hope that the pages of our 1947 hook will he an echo of joys that were ours, and of voices that brightened our lives. %