Belleville High School - Monad Yearbook (Belleville, NJ)

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X fw 54 e ook Aven ia El is a od- ured girl likes I and en'o s :--P 5 l Y a room n n . . . cooking is one o her any hobbies.. . strongly di ikes catty people . . . w t o become a steno- grapher . . . very active in school activities . . . a member of the Glee, Riding, and Secre- tarial Clubs antl was an apt cheerleader. ,I I X .- August Bechtoldt 369 Joralemon Street College Course He likes Gus better than August . . . during his fresh- man year he was a class repre- sentative . . . for one year Gus was on the baseball and toot- ball varsity . . . you have prob- ably seen him riding around town in his i928 Chevrolet.. . during high school he played a lot of club basketball . . . won his letter in baseball as catcher. i CY L l if M ll .X Andrew Beck 57 Wilber Street General Course Beck likes all sports . . . ice skates like a professional . . . plays and watches football games . . . builds model air- planes that really fly . . . in- terested in motors and wants to become a machinist . . . full of fun, always ioking . . . played the trombone in the Band... would like to travel and even- tually live in the South. Q l8 Joseph Becker 464 Cortlandt Street General Course Joe believes in seeing America first . . . if he inherited lots of money he would buy a car and travel through the states . . . likes all sports particular- ly football . . . was on the Zebra squad . . . likes to come to school because it gives him something to do . . . goes bowl- ing . . . says he will be a bachelor . . . we wonder. George M. Baurhenn 3Ol Union Avenue College Course ln his first, second, and fourth years George was a class bank- er . . . while a iunior he was a member of the senate . . . also served on the Prom Committee . . . in the fall he hopes to go to Franklin and Marshall . . . member of Glee Club . . . wishes to become an accom- plished pianist . . . enjoys play- ing ping pong in his leisure time. Elizabeth 'Baxter ' 143 'Linden Avenue , Commercial Course Gerry doesn't nk! to be called Elizabeth . she wants to be a medical secretary and go to a special school for her train- ing . . . Betty belongs to the Bowling Club, but her real hob- bies are swimming and basket- ball . . . her pet aversion is conceited people . . . she has an excellent sense of humor and a winning smile. MONAD Anthony Robert Bergamini 249 Linden Avenue General Course Did anyone mention dancing? . . . Anthony's burning desire is to tap dance on the stage or in the movies . . . listens to swing orchestras . . . mem- ber of the Bowling and Glee Clubs . . . shoots billiards... likes to drive at night on long trips . . . will head for Florida some day . . . frequents skat- ing rinks . . . quick, quiet, and friendly. Irving Berkowitz 20 Essex Street College Course One of the most ambitious stu- dents in the senior class . . . he belonged to the Bowling, Chess, Latin, and Debating Clubs and Monad Staff . . . this lucky lad has a brain we may all envy . . . was a whiz at math and history . . . his ambition is to be a successful lawyer . . . with his talents we know that he'll come out 'way on top.

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Elizabeth Apgar 23 Mt. Prospect Avenue Commercial Course Betty wants to specialize in operating office machines . . . she was in the Glee Club dur- ing her first year of high school, on the Junior Prom Committee, and also a member of the Secretarial Club . . . she enjoys playing basketball and roller skating, and she likes to iitterbug with the rest of the Wigvggfygftfs ci Mugler-?'Hf if , f'zM-afyizf I ' QQ 'X W U fr C X ace if 2- lg William H. Austin 426 Cortlandt Street Commercial Course Red Austin made quite a name for himself on the Belle- ville High School basketball team . . . besides basketball, he collects stamps and listens to the radio . . . you'd never guess it, but Red is inter- ested in being a dentist . . . he intends to go to Blair Acad- cmy but does not know yet to crowd. ao, I i W ' what gollege he's going. . r ,. . o . 'x . ' 1. I , l , . r I g,' ., fig, 4 f . ,. ' I ly, S ' f 'l v, .f ,ly f I ' i :ge r Begg Dorothy Esther Banta 47 Campbell Avenue College Course Dot has many enviable quali- ties . . . she's studious, pro- gressive yet full of fun . . . likes dancing, and sweet swing . . . intensely dislikes people who insist upon cracking gum . . . plans to make her way in the field of teaching . . . took part in the senior play . . . also excels in parling en fran- cais. Gertrude Catherine Barnett 63l Mill Street Commercial Course Known as Trudy to her friends . . . is exceptionally agreeable and is the possessor of an in- fectious grin . . . likes to listen to a good orchestra . . . is partial to winter sports and loves to play badminton . . . has been an active participant in the Secretarial Club . . . she would like to work on a news- paper. 1 Natalie Virginia Baker 543 Washington Avenue Commercial Course Oh-h-! What time is it? . . . you've guessed it . . . Nan lnates to get up in the morn- in , but worse than that, she tes conceited people . . . ould like to be a model and looks like a good subject . . . belongs to Secretarial and Nu- cleus Science Clubs . . . she's forever saying, Hotcha! and likes ice skating. Dorothy M. Barrett 307 Greylock Parkway General Course Dot collects bowling pins . . . membership in the club has stimulated her interest . . . a plunge in a pool at least once a week is her favorite pastime . . . belonged to the Riding Club for two years . . . keeps all her letters tied up in the traditional blue ribbon . . . aiming to be a receptionist in a big office. Dorothy Banks 32 Belmohr Street General Course Dot is the typical outdoor girl . . . likes to play baseball . . . can't tolerate people who brag . . . enjoys traveling which is evident in the number of places she has visited . . . plays the piano very well and would like to become a professional ac- companist . . . her next best ambition is to work on a news- paper. Mildred Bashford 297 Stephens Street General Course l-lere's a girl who has a dif- ferent hobby . . . writes let- ters to people in foreign coun- tries or tar-off states . . . hopes to meet them some day . . . Millie belonged to Home Eckers Club . . . wants to be a dietitian or social service worker . . . enioys reading tic- tion . . . likes all sports, espe- cially swimming and ice skat- ing.

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l Tina Berliss 83 Beech Street College Avenue Effervescing with personality and charm, Tina wants to be an engineer . . . if not she prom- ises to bring one home . . . chicken pox turned the tables on Tina and kept her from tak- ing the lead in the senior play . . . dramatics played an im- portant part in her high school career . . . that taking person- ality of hers will bring her suc- cess. 'I Catherine Biase 42 Bellevue Avenue Commercial Course lt looks as if we have a celeb- rity on hand . . , Cathie sings on the radio, and she'd like to make it her profession . . . she has appeared as guest star on many programs . . . hates homework and likes sports in general, bowling in particular . , . besides singing she enjoys dancing . . . good in history . . . likes odd hair combs. 5:5 Margaret Bohrer l3l Bell Street Commercial Course This young lady was a banker in her freshman year . . . wants to be a secretary to any- one who will employ her . . . she likes roller skating, danc- ing, shorthand, and the radio . . . is a very genial person and well liked by all who know her . . . whenever a joke is to be told, look for Margaret Boh- l'el'. ' lda Bonannella 74 Columbus Avenue Commercial Course lda is the dark-eyed girl who always makes such outstanding scores in the Bowling Club... not strange, therefore, that her hobby should be bowling . . . she was a member of the French, Public Speaking, and Secretarial Clubs . . . she is greatly interested in sports such as ice skating, tennis, and of course, dancing. .f X . rv' ll' I k 1 X M., . . - .-.W-v ' S c .-'IK his I 3 A, Mary Bisaccia 23 Honiss Street Commercial Course Cute, carefree and capable, this petite miss has decided to take dictation and become a stenographer . . . hold that pose . . . Just one more pic- ture, is her pleading cry . . . Mary's greatest worry is that someone will ask her to make a speech . . . don't worry, Mary, not all great people make speeches. Y 1 I Doris J. Bohrer A l6O Stephen Street Commercial Course Doris has an intense dislike for freckles, especially her own . . . however, we must add here, as appropriate to the occasion, that these very freckles charm- ingly complete her petite ap- pearance . . . loves football, swimming, potato chips, steaks and ice cream, if not all taken sea novel . . . on the in- tramural team . . . in one dose. favorite is doing home- work. . Louise F. Boniface IOS Cedar Hill Avenue Commercial Course A sure way to establish a suc- cessful friendship with Louise is to provide her with generous portions of cheese cake, her favorite food . . . she has in- tentions of seeking office work after graduation , . . Louise joined the Secretarial and Bowl- ing Clubs . . . she thinks high school is a fine institution. il re' jf' X 5 . V Jjf iw R l ,X l Q 3 l f f' .Lg.,..i.,s.zQh!- --..1Z....,i I9