Belleville High School - Monad Yearbook (Belleville, NJ)

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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

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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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HUNDwl'iRl ,G-- ,J-.1 , rw W Y A T i Xl fl fu I Q .1 l Donald Bowden 239 Greylock Parkway Commercial Course Bow, as his friends know him, likes all sports with bas- ketball at the head of the list . . . can take dancing or leave it . . . boasts a trip to da . . . his only ambiti to enter the business after graduating from sc ol . . . he's an eldom, if ever, out anything. - Irene Brodeur 54 Cleveland Street Commercial Course lrene likes art and wants to become a dress designer, so, girls, hereafter look at the labels in your dresses . . . she was a sophomore senate mem- ber and Secretarial Club mem- ber, too . . . lrene's favorite slogan is, I have the best lunch today, girls! levery day she says the sarne thingl . . . she is not superstitious. I , ' Mary Lou Brabban 254 Union Avenue Commercial Course Through active interest in school affairs, she has made herself quite famous . . . likes everything . , . excels at swimming, skating and ping pong . . . had a leading role in the senior play . . . treas- urer of Science Club and mem- ber ot Public Speaking, Secre- tarial and Bowling Clubs . . . will attend Berkeley School. Anne Cecelia Booth ll5 Overlook Avenue College Course Anne's ready smile has won her many friends . , . dislikes un- friendly people . . . as a mem- ber of the Bandettes, Band, and Orchestra, she has proved her ability and liking for all kinds of music . . . secretary of all the music clubs and well represented her homeroom for two years . . . her ambition is to become aiiurse. Ian Boyd be a secret agent Number F ive School N W - i . f . i f X l ' 'daft it f l -E J f. W xl 4 if 5-5,1 v -, i , ' f ' l X J, J Dorothy Marion Brown l28 William Street General Course Better known, as Shorty . . . sang in the Glee Club for four years . . . energetic, loves to play basketball and watch foot- ball games . . . enjoys dancing . . . interested in helping or just talking to people . . . has traveled as far as Nova Scotia but would rather live in the warmth of South Carolina. i c g Robert Stanley Brown 567 Washington Avenue General Course Nothing could be better than a jclly jaunt on horseback fol- lowed by a leisurely swim and then an excellent repast, says Bob . . . and don't we all agree? . . . the unhurried as- surance of small town lite pleases this dark-haired stu- dent immensely . . . has high ambitions, and we mean high when we say aviation. Harry L. Brumbach lOO Little Street College Course Harry was an active member of the Junior and Senior Sen- ates . . . he capably handled the lead in the senior play... his ambition is to study med- icine , . . was a member of the German and Bowling Clubs . . . in his senior year he was a cheerleader . . . may go to Duke . . . on the track squad in his second year. l32 Bremond Street Commercial Course lan claims that he wants to shculd be called the Thin Man because he's six feet three inches in height and very thin . . . lan also confesses that he does not like any strenuous work and that his fa vorite pastimes are sleeping and eating . . . he comes from