Bloom High School - Bloom Yearbook (Chicago Heights, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1951 volume:

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Purchased by the class of 1936, the statuary depicts lil S two boys and two girls and symbolizes achievements il in scholarship and athletics. Ccrlseen presents picture of tower Camera shy, Diane? Miss Wallace's eager beavers Ralph braves the storm Another Einstein? Vocations Personifiecl The colorful murals located on the walls ol the main entrance are just one ofthe many Fine features that Bloom possesses. They tend to add both beauty and significance to the building. These murals portray indirectly the vocational guidance which is offered hefe. if 2 ff- 56, A....W.,., , ,.. ,W w'mnz,,...,,.W Mm I , ' A . 'z ESQ f -1 . WN? ,af 94? ,,, Tj wi fi? Q I .Q-.-, ,-A-C4 o gl ol' IOIIU. sill OOQUU' .canons oooll' monaco- ouggno lllllif .oooc0 Ollllll neoco- OCOIIOU accoun- logpona :cocoo- 0000000 OUOO' vo! lotion! 'sittin 'Salou' ooapgsa lltlno clone' -noon' .lov ou' ,f sf' N123 -4, My M. .xx S i' mi .+ ,M DEPARTMENTS S-h-I1-h . . .Classes in Session . . Gradrng papers grvrng assrgnments and teachmg the three R s are not the only dutres ol teachers They also have the job of helprng a student develop unto a good crtrzen wrth a clean cut personalrty From Freshman days when he rs getting adjusted to hrgh school until the day he wants advrce on whrch college to attend a Bloom student lenows he can count on the faculty to be lrlend as well as teacher ' N G ro We E1 Q3 Qlflgli Ll lil l t ' l' ,ffle E E l KVA x Q Qi Q 'ill' yifvi X X 1 r , 1 X X x l Superintendent o Bloom Also a sensor this year but not graduating IS Dr Harold H Metcalf who worlcs hand In hand with students to lceep thmgs runnmg on a cheerful and even lceel Four years ago Dr Metcalf came to Bloom from Oalc Park Hugh School ln these four years Bloom s superintendent has gained the complete respect of all who have had the pleasure of worlc mg wrth and for ham Dr Metcalf expressed has policy In an article he wrote for the Ph. Delta Kappan The relationship among puplls pupils and staff and school and communlty must embody prmclpals of freedom brotherhood and understanding l Harold l'l Metcalf Superintendent Dr. . . f an . an . . . - 1 , . . . ll . . . . , - 1 , . . . u W' 1 1 ' . - 2 School Board STANDlNG:Mr,GeorgeBrool1e Mr. Emmett Richards, Mr. Walter Platenlfa. SEATED: Mr. Harvey Adair, president, Mr, Harry Lange, secretary. P. T. A. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Frank Sala, Dr. Harold H. Metcalf, Mrs. Edwin Hirsch, Mrs, jesse Browning, Mrs. Paul Gosscge Worlcing together lor a better Bloom are the Board of Education and the Parent Teachers Association Both ol these organizations have freely dedicated their time to our school Led by their guiding hand Bloom has gone ever forward and has gained the respect ol all. 13 LEFT TO RIGHT Mass Vrola Herr Mr George Grlluly Mr Charles Cassady Mass Ora 'lheobald Counselors Busrness Manager Regrstrar Mr Alfred Odegard busrness manager Mass Hrldur Soderman regrstrar : , . 1 - 1 0 Q - 1 Z , . FACULTY IDENTIFICATIONS Q61 Top Row Bottom Row Mr Robert Andrews Mrss Amy Applegate Mr Albert Berg Mnss osephrne Boyce Mr Rczlpl'1Brlggs Mr Frank Buchtel Mr ohn Canady F hies ore served English, 0 Ia Poulse Mass Velva Corley Mass Grace Chamberlam Mrss Geraldrne Bagby Mr Mearl Dodge Mrss Eva Dunn Mr Alexander Feldvebel Mrss Cora Fernald FACULTY ents listen to,TMr. Steckel cl bugology closs . . . Top Row Bottom Row Mlss Annette Gloonnlnl Mr Chorles Goodwln Mr George Homlln Mlss Aloo Hcxslcett Mlss Catherine Howorth Mr Barton Herr Mlss E Peorl Hess Mlss Mortho Hummel Mr Marlon Hlnellne Mr Robert Hlppenstee Mr Wllllom Holder Miss Beth Hopp Mlss Ellzobeth House Mr Chorles Hubocek 'wha FACULTY Top Row Bottom Row Mrss Elrzaheth Kelly Mass Vero KahlhaFF Robert Koyl Walter Kuros Clyde Lawrence Dale Lawton Mass Bertha Lewls Mr Sears shows the boys how Mr Dale Love Muss Teno Magana Mr Albert Martrn Mass Dorothy Martrn Mr Edward Mayhew Mr l-ladwrn Mconn Mass Ethel Mellrhger FACULTY M Be g S pn ate sec eta es Top Row Bottom Row Mr Tlwomos Moore Mrss Mory Ann Nogel Mr Elmer Nelson Mrss Myrtle Nelson Mr Eugene Neubauer Mlss Morgorer Norman Mrs Edno North Mass Moryorle Gxborrow Mass Leltho Paulsen Mass Loretto Penn Mr Nello Petersontl Mrs Opal Peterson Mlss Dorothy Prmtz Mr olwn Prombo r, r ' 'v r ri FACULTY Tgp Row BOUOI11 Row Miss Mcmlyn Relclwert Mr Lloyd Rlchert Mr Cecll CdrFF Mr ohn Ce-crs Miss Mildred Clwdrp Mnss Zoe Sluelds Mr Clayton Smith Lo ton catches futue E ste s cat or Miss Louise Speclwcrlslce Mr omes Steclcel Mr Bruce Straw Mnss Lelc Cutter Mass Lleld Vecuzey M155 Florence Wdlldce Mr Donald Ziegler 4 Cafeteria Staff LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Bertha Low, Mrs. Mabel Paulsen, Mrs. Margaret Erickson, Mrs. Adeline Wegrzyn, Mrs. Mary Johnson, Mrs. Rose Poerio. 0 Office Staff SITTING: Miss jean Koehn, Miss Betty Cepek Mrs. Dorothy Hill, Miss Ruth Hesemann. STANDING: Mrs. jane Mattson, Miss Norma Colfelt, Mrs. Irene Baker, Mrs. Betty Porter. Maintenance Staff STANDING: Mr. C. Graefnitz, Mr. W. Siebert, Mr. M. Rich, Mr.j. Reay, Mr.j. Johnsen, su- perintendent of buildings and grounds. SITTING: Mr. C. F. Heusmann, Mr. A. Siebert Mr. E. Snow, Mr. D. Harvey. 1 I .WWMM 4-. 121 ax . . Q V R4 i m4zw,1 VS. .4-A um.,-.lf-i.f . . .We wont our teom to winl Mill Mellinger waits lor ci ride home , . Bloom rooters. Chow time. x a av. as ,Q 'Sf 2911: FEATURES T ll ll I Saw the Harbor Lights . Shall we take a qurclc glnmpse into the social lrle of Bloom students7 Football games Frlclay nights at the Morgue the Prom the Homecoming or just afternoons at the Qnaclc Bar keep Bloomrtes busy throughout the year They all lmow that all worlc andnoplaycanmake aclaaclullboy Since thus gayer side ol lute IS so Important In a school year the Bloom stall IS pr sentlng FEATURES s o in 'maxn- g'f'ff,7 1 147 X 52563 A . 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Top Brass Top Row: Sula Kouchis, Girls League President James Sylla, Broadcaster Editor Sampson Rice, Commissioner Glenn Ballentine, Annual Editor Middle Row: Robert Biel, Commissioner Rolla Graham, Commissioner 28 Raymond Maiorano, Mayor Richard Felicetti, Commissioner Bottom Row: Sante Monty, Senior Class President Creamoulia Washington, GAA President 11.1-re no W . ' ' Homecoming Court LEFT TO RIGHT j. Lucia J. Vognoni R. Senesoc Queen R. Graham King M, Wolter N. Tieri Prom Court LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Perozzi R. Senesac J. Gordon F. Brown Queen C. Steed R. Mciorcno A Y X ' '+' AQ R, ff . ' wt 1 ,c . f x u 'Vx e . 'Li X ' X' XT 1., E, I , 1 1 .Sf A - X A' AF Wx fx Q4 za' ' x v i ', w1'NX ,Q gy H5 xg :fy Xbiak ki R, K aww? 9. YY v f 1 , Q. ' ff ,. 17 , 'lx 'Lf . ,mx , , 5 gh 1 A . . s 1 t Q, , ,V 72' . in A5 1, .,,, L .A 3 '51 1' Q1 2' ? X '1 5 3 gg Q. M mg 2 , e 2 X, w gf ' ff- Q fi W 'W f af , F, ls' nf' '5- 5 U .am A, 'QE' 7 Y' J L 1- 'X 3 0 14 + P ,Az 5' 1 Q .L 15 Xx k -W X :Q 5,1 ,. 'M 1 . 'L A W 1 5 .. 5 5 ' Q- Senior Class Play YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU fln order of appearancel Penny Sycamore Essie . . Abbie . . Paul Sycamore Mr. Depinna . Ed . . Donald . . Martin Vanderhoff Alice . . Henderson . Tony Kirby, jr. . Boris Kolenkhov . Gay Wellington Mr. Kirby . Mrs. Kirby . Three men . Olga . . . Carol McCradie . Roxann Senesac . Connie Stead Carl Erickson Sante Monty . . Don Killmer Dave Reynolds . . Bill Doepp . Clytie Clark . Bill Baker Bud Lederer . Don Champion . Calvin DeVoney . Celia Mayer . Ralph Scheidt . Rosemary Cooney Marlene Wolter . Fred Dinnsen Bob Biel Ray Maiorano . Mary Zoe Zangrando SEATED fLeft to Rightlz S. Monty, W. Doepp, D. Killmer, R. Senesac, C. Erickson, C. McCradie. STANDING CI.eft to Rightl: C. stead, D. Reynolds, M. Zangrando, C. DeVoney, C. Clark, D. Champion, M. Walter, R. Scheidt, R. Cooney, W. Baker, C. Mayer, F. Dinnsen, R. Maiorano, R. Biel. With the philosophy ol why should a man earn more than he needs il he can't take it to the Pearly Gates, the Senior Class successfully presented You Can't Take It With You to nearly 1700 people and provided them with two and a half hours ol hilarious, heartwarming entertain- ment in the iarcical vein. Messrs. Hart and Kauffman wove into the eight-day excerpt from the Iiie oi the zany Sycamore family the tender love story of Alice Sycamore and Tony Kirby and came up with a comedy that provided laughs galore, not to mention sleepless nights and gray hairs for Miss Leitha Paulsen, director. Above the din of xylophone, printing press, and fire- works, calm, lovable Grandpa solved the eternal problem-- the problem blocking Alice and Tony's marriage-the social clash between two families, in this case the rich Kirbys and the happy Sycamores. And so the final curtain dropped with the typical Syca- more dinner scenee-Grandpa starting grace by leaning back, looking heavenward, and addressing I'Iim with, Well Sir . . . , then, alter grace, the whole table breaking into absolute bedlam. All that is Ielt is a memory, but you CAN take that with you. 31 W 555.6-,:,w f1.-5.-Kg, :V wi are 5 f- W, Y as ff I gig, x I Y ' f O 2333375 625' 5429, S5 xl: ,pk if!-,V Q ygs' , -v .?'N1f aww - X iw ES' Q 1 V: M y 54 432 1, 4 1b g l :EW i 5, f' X iw wu- r x 4 A 49 a x , V , A, . 1 .,: , Q- ' 5 Q ix Q. VE K va :lv 9, 'E ,X 1 4 - ' 5,- . 'Ni fii , xx . ' if 'Q W K Q, , , xv, Q kg N2 Y -f fu . U4 IHRV3 433: f A i ' f Qi . :- x ,. ' iw My g , if 5515 , mga 1 ff I LF . 7 ,4 .. g 3 Q -P' W 1 3 W '21ffk?3 I L 4 .,,i,'4,ggfgf1,g 43225 1 fw -- Tfsf' 'hz my 5 ,sv jk ,j 'f ' ' if .'T'E,91, Q 2 Q, nv-5 W' 9' x. INE- Vf- I ' l i 5 , 1 . ' ,m , I 4 Q , ,fi ,- 1. . ' 7 g .QA f 46 .An-.lf mf' 4:13 5 , .p' ff! 1 'ff , fb-fe1A3 vw ' -1 1, .F a, F xf 'X .1 .w ,. Q ,,, ' ,T f sl , 15 f Q 1 4 N x 9 X QA f P J V 1 H' I K , I 5: Q. SPORTS Bringing Home the Bacon Each school year brings another mem- orable sports event that rs outstandrng among the years actrvrtres Perhaps rt rs a South Suburban champronshrp a student who malces the all state team or a hard fought vrctory over Thorn ton A state champronshrp was 1951 s contrrbutron to the record Yes the traclc squad brought home the bacon rn the form of a huge state trophy and became the frrst Bloom team to wan thus honor 1 ff gifs- ai' ffl D . . ll -, . 1 ll Mrflll f -- l, ff , A. 3 f r f -ff f ,ff f ' f' so ' , '2- ' V l ' W Y- i-T- , , . - - 1114 M - sv 'T'- Y xl l ,Q , f ,L X it-Aix -35 X laid Varsity 36, Football 1950! Year of sports upsets. This season's varsity was no exception to the trend. An early favorite, Bloom met with a Few defeats, but in conference play the Trojans re- versed their role to that of a winning underdog. Coach Cecil Sarif, who coached the winning team, said that the squad was built around John Vagnoni, captain, Steve Wegrzyn, Sampson Rice, Tony lmbresci, and Bill and Rolla Graham. Coach Sarlf went on to say that other senior lettermen were Robert Biel, Paul Brown, Bob Caflarelli, joseph Cepelc, Elio Maurizi, George Spanos, Robert Davis, Franlc Sala, Richard Felicetti, Blalce Gossage, Phil Romandine, Bob Graham, Paul Cosenza, Chuclc Rellis, Richard Vazales, and Elisio Petrarca. Three boys from the varsity squad, Rolla Graham, John Vagnoni, and Bill Graham made the All South Suburban team. Managers lor this year were David Bauer, Steve Nasal, and Louis Narcisi. X . . .XR ws .W X'- Co-Champs of South-Suburban I -ww i . 'f xq Coach Cecil M. Sarff FlRSTROW:P.Romandine,B. Gossage, S. Rice, D. Schimlce, S. Wegrzyn, Vagnoni, E.Petrarca,A, Im- ham, P. Cosenza, W. Gra- ham, B. Graham. SECOND ROW: R. Biel, j. Budzilc, R. Hirsch, F. Gyger, G. Spanos, R. Davis, E. Maurizi, C. Rellis, F. Sala, P. Brown, Kovach, Coach Sarff. THIRD ROW: M. Thomas, M, Brown,R. Mitchell,j.junge, S. Formentini, Gardner, J. Cepek, Manager, S. Nosal, M. Segoviano, T. Sawyer, D, Angell, Coach Moore. FOURTH ROW:W.Williams, H. Bishop, D. Solomon, B. Caffarelli, K. Kappmeyer, A. jacobson, R. Caniecki, A. Fazzini, D. Bauer, R. Genzler, W. Barclay, Coach Love. FIFTH ROW: M. Rice, G. Ballentine, D. Killmer, B. . Deese, R. Beilfuss, Manager, L. Narcisi, S. Amos, T. X Sheehy, Coach Gilluly. --M-..... It was an inspired team that stopped Thornton on the two yard line For Four downs and gained For Bloom a three-way tie in the South Suburban with Thornton and Blue lsland. Following the traditional snalce dance, the Trojans Faced the favorites rflhornton. Although a driving snow made the ball almost impossible to handle, the squad came through, winning by a score of 13-0. The crowd went wild as Bloom forced the now disheart- ened 'lhorntonites backfbaclc tothe seven yard line and held them there till it was the Trojans' chance at the ball. By winning the Thornton game the Trojans not only tied For the South Suburban but also upheld a seven year record of either tying or winning this championship. Pre-conference games found the team with Four defeats and one win, but they showed their real colors in the con- ference play by losing only one game, that to Blue Island by a 13-O score. 37 bvechi, R. Felicetti, R, Gra- , 'M . Y .V vw,:,ef,,, - . 3? 35-ax SA I X 1? D ' fvclg ,vw , Jmgz- ,hgwgg 5 . V fA,!,.,k,,,. Wh ,Q an-wb 2, Q igsmi -115 59' M ., vt ' H ' YW f,.M1,L.f wav f x w - W2 M gig: Q 51' 14 MW ' B7 BS - v - fx .i Q li x g I W y 'Q X5 Q... 4... uw T? WE ' 6 in U Q ' ,K Ab il J Q 0 . V -0 AQ' 4 I Y Y in wg, - 4, ,.z. g ' 4 ,,5,qoi I3 If-14 s - . A l :L'-K J me 'M' Q., fits- ,V . , , ' ,, A Ng? K' AXE U , g V was-My f if K . 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Q K gs 1? is ' .F , E , A . , al 'S 5 Q L V i f f S ,pw V 4 A 5'-,N .4 K is A f 1 FIRST ROW Manager j Poerio W Myers A Casbarro S Dragrs H Marnan Murphy G Lula B Blewett N Gardner A Zagone R Day R Rosner R Graham Manager T LeMere SECOND ROW Coach Buchtel J Hubbart T Reichert B Warren D Champion Kwasek jClarey R Ambrosrni F Croft: D Claywell S Paul L Salans Coach Andrews THIRD ROW Manager W Zawada D Cooney G Fornal V Golletz J Knagge S Piuntr R Hank S Masciareillo O Pellegrino G Varallo A Piunti G Prlota FOUSTPC-it ROW J Sabe R Leon: 1 LaCroix A Pascarella G Keeney C Smith D Brddiclc T Gatch C ones eorge The Frosh Soph this year had a good ball club Their record shows Five wins two losses and one tie They were in the running For the South Suburban title but a few fumbles against Calumet City and a couple bad brealcs at Thorn ton cost them victories rn the last two games They gained wins over such Fine teams as Austin Kan lcalcee East Roclcford Blue lsland and Argo along with a tre against an excellent East Aurora eleven Two of the quarterbacks of the Frosh-Soph squad this year were Steve Paul and Howard Marnan. Half backs were Sam Piunti and Orlando Pellegrino. Full baclcs were Vic Golletz and Ronald Leoni. The line consisted of Dan Biddiclc, George Varallo, and William Fornal at ends, George Pilota, Chuclc Smith, and Bill Evans at taclcle, Joe Kwaselc, Jim Clarey, and Sam Masciareillo at guard, and the center and the most valu- able player, George Keeney. The defensive boys were Dan Cooney, linebaclcer, Don Claywell, half baclc, and Clarence jones, taclcle. 41 if XB 9 34 lv Q QQ-2 ,, 5 XX 'N g X XA 5 W s Q f 1-Y if L 4 J 1 , 1 f I I. l G ii k W ,, Y 92' ' 1 , mn, , 7' M , ,W F 'A , iwfdkflr f N M 1 , -12, . 115 ' Q 4 x FIRST ROW. Tannis, R. Bamonti, R. Galiene, E. Costello, S. Marinacci, B. Nardella, M. Laburtus, Kahn, B. Mot- Iong, R. Riggs, R. Kingsley, manager, R. jerz. SECOND ROW: Coach Petersanti, R. Peterson, H. Bastle, I.. Foston, Orr, Brady, C. O'NeaI, Cox, B. Griese I Banks I Deward D Federoff Coach F Idv . , . , . , b I. THIRD ROW: R. Krusinski, B. Thompson, D. Zirnhilf, B. Hoecker, B. Dewey, Hlavach, R.Vantroba, R. Runge, B. Thomas, C. Meyers, B. Barackman, A. Gunn. FOURTH ROW: Schramm, Lepley, Morton, R. Adema, L. Wittle, Kees, D. Helstrom FIFTH ROW: B. Cooney, R. Keoster, G.WiIIiams, McLaughlin, Edwards,I Fincher, T. WesoIoski, A. Pascarella, D. Hagemaster. The Freshman IootbaII team this year did not have a reg- uIar team, but changed the Iineup from game to game and based it on the previous weeks' performance. Five boys acted as game captains this year. They were F h Hoecker,GaIiene, Cooney, Edwards, and Bastel. Mr. Peter- santi, assisted by Mr. FeIdvebeI, coached the Freshman team, which has a record of two wins and three Iosses. The boys who played throughout the year are: ends, B. Cooney, B. Thomas, G. PiIota, and B. Koester, guards, B. Hoecker, R. Galiene, R. Bamonti, and B. NardeIIa, center, I. Hlavach, and A. PascareIIa, haIIhack, H. Bastle, Edwards, E. Costello, and R. Adema, quarterbacks, B, Dewey and R. Peterson. By the end of the season the team had developed into a first-cIass baII cluh. There was onIy one outstanding weak- nessfa Iack of speed. -4 3 1 ' 'M--fm... M., 3 LUV: Cl' fRA.X . ULDUP! s YHASK UU! 'har , H H YHA FIRSLRQDW: Rifvgaiciprano, Bambulas, C. Howard, C. Lustig, C. Bivens, R. Scampini, Sheehan, W. Lange, F. Kogler, . i It , . I . SECONDQREW: is Wojdula, P. Panici, B. Peterson, Lange, LaFavor, C. jonas, R. Molyneaux, V. Brown, R. Haclc, H. Erickson, R. Scheidt, D. Dillman, L. Coleman, S. Moselli. THIRD ROW: H. Pinto, D. Nelson, E. Sabota, T. Hedrick, D. Murphy, C. Milligan, P. Young, j. Goodwin, Collinge B School, R. Young, R. Schilling, T. Cooney, C. jones, W. Branch It was without doubt a UNIQUE experience for our school when the Bloom cross-country team returned home with the BACON the state championship trophy alter participat- C ing in the state meet. Alter thirty years ol coaching, Uncle Elmer Nelson had one of his ambitions fulfilled by winning the state trophy. C The Trojan Harriers placing in the state meet were lonas, second, Murphy, sixth, Milligan, tenth, Bivens, thirteenth, Lustig, eighteenth. Clarence Jonas set an all-time record on the Bloom course with a time of 9 minutes 29.7 seconds. ln the district meet both lonas and Murphy broke the course record. The Nelson men were undefeated in six meets this season and have now extended the victory string to nineteen. The cross-country team has an all-time record ol 2? wins, 3 second places, and one loss. 44 nw , Ti Q . GT , .gi X ' , we , Q ll 'L ,er mv nf 1, Q, Af? -ai ww 3 . 1 L1 W WN. . Q, 1 xx e gn, .I sv f -355523-Sl 5 Kl 3 Q I KY-m . 42 X-av ii f' A vii, EZ' :iii I ff .., ge is W N... -e0Yf nfl. Nfl was - WMD, ITJJ FIRST ROW: Manager, J. Yaeger, S. Rice, J. Collinge, B. School, B. Blodgett, P. Brown, R. Vazales, N. Collins, Manager, D. D' s . SECONDleR5rllV: Coach Love, S. Cameli, R. l-lanrahan, C. Campbell, Crutchfield, B. Deese, Gill, Goodwin, W. Kurth, Coach Gilluly. THIRD ROW: D. Murphy, C. Bivens, R. Shannon, B. Beilfuss, B. Brown, B. Barclay, E. Maurizi, R. Molyneaux. Varsity Basketball Under the leadership of Coach Dale Love, Bloom's bas- lfetball team enjoyed its second successful season in a row. Love-coached teams have now won 35 games and dropped 16 over a two-year span. The Trojans won 18 out of '26 games and placed third in the South Suburban League. Three of the defeats were charged to our arch rival-Thornton. The varsity cagers also copped third place in the Pontiac Holiday Tournament. Victories over top ranlcing Bradley and Litchfield were two of the year's highlights. Bill Schoof, junior pivotman, and four seniors formed the nucleus around which the rest of the team was built. School, incidentally, was the club's leading scorer with 399 points. Paul Brown, ace rebounder, playmalcers Sampson Rice and Norman Collins, and number one reserve Boyd Blod- gett will depart through graduation. Their contributions to the team will be hard to replace. Some of the juniors who saw considerable action during the campaign were Sam Cameli, jerry Collinge, Dennis Murphy, and joe Crutchfield. qs Y. R Captain Brown escapes with a Thornton rebound. Bloom .... 55 Bloom .... 49 Downers Grove East Aurora . . Bloom ---. 36 Morris ...... Bloom .... 42 Thornton ..... Bloom .... 53 Calumet City. . Bloom .... 50 Blue lsland . . . PONTIAC TOURNAMENT Bloom .... 67 Pano ........ Bloom .... 47 Litchfield .... Bloom .... 50 Freeport ..... Bloom .... 59 New Trier .... Bloom .... 50 Lockport .... Bloom .... 67 Marseilles . . . Bloom .... 55 Kankakee . . . Bloom .... 47 Argo ....... Bloom .... 32 Marmion ..... Bloom .... 41 Thornton ..... Bloom .... 46 Fenger ...... Bloom .... 48 Thornton Fractional . . Bloom .... 38 Mooseheart . . Bloom .... 57 Blue Island . . . Bloom .... 44 Lockport .... Bloom .... 46 Kankakee . . . Bloom .... 49 Argo ....... Bloom .... 53 Bradley ..... REGIONAL Bloom .... 56 Thornton Fractional .. Bloom .... 51 Thornton ..... Blodgett and Collinge tip in vitol bos kets in that thrilling Argo tussle. xg.- AJ .61 bfi 'fl M if 5 lard fx, ae 5 tx .Z ,ll-1 i ' .' IW t 3 W. rixngfllf 1 , ji F rosh-Soph Basketball TOP ROW: R. Graham, K. Panici, R. Zona, S. Piunti, Browning, W. Fornal MIDDLE ROW: F. Cioffi, manager, L. Stringham D. Weber C. Smith A Gatch D Coone A Fo lra C . , . y, . g' , oach Buchtel. I FRONT ROW: S. Nasal, manager, O'Beirne T. Bell W. Zawada, D. Biddick, G. Varallo C. Gerardi It you're going according to records, Coach Frank Buchtel's charges weren't too impressive this year The Frosh-Soph squad won Five out ol twenty games, but live ol the losses were by Four points or less. The young Trojans were victorious in two ol their twelve South Subur ban League encounters Seven sophomores and one lreshman furnished the nucleus for this year's team George Varallo, who played both center and Forward, was the club's leading scorer. l'le amassed a total of 160 points for the season. The second highest scorer, laclt 0'Beirne, started the sea- son at center but was soon switched to forward in lavor ol Varallo. Dan Biddick and Carmen Gerardi were other forwards, the former started practically every game. Six- loot one-inch Chucle Smith was a frequent substitute at center. Walt Zawada and Tommy Bell, both sophomores, handled the guard posts, while First year man Kelo Panici was the number one reserve. -W wwf: ,Mm-.. V ,MM ,V I . , Q Yi firm 6 W-W Sz Vik Vi 'U 4 f Q f img 1 K I ig, U 5251 v 3 sf? fig J Q it ' 5453! 444711 i, L35 1 my I 1 ' Q 4 ' l . 1 I r ' I S? U ,, i l ' D , , 0 A K Q k i I Ka M ' Bowugsing ,'3,LLEY:. M ' in TOP ROW: Poerio, R. Nardella, W. Palmer Kwaselc, R. Venn, R. Blissett, R. Matz, G. Lau, R. Michael, LeFavor, J. junge, j. Kovach, J. Schramm, Coach 5arf'F. MIDDLE ROW: T. Kopyto, G. Sedlacek, F. DeLuca, C. O'Neal, R. Graham, F. Swanson, R. Graham, L. Limperis, W. Graham, R. Davis, J. Budzilc, H. Zeldenrust. FRONT TWO: R. jerz, H. Howe. Varsity Wrestling Wrestling is definitely on the upswing at Bloom. This year's crew of grapplers won two of eight meets. One was a tie, and they managed to gain a share of Fifth place in the State meet. Coach 5arFF's squad placed third in the South Suburban and fifth in the sectional. Four boys, Bob Graham, Bob Davis, ,lerry Budzilc, and john Zeldenrust, qualified for the trip to Champaign. Freshman Ray Sauter was the top man in the 103-pound field, while George Sedlacelc and Franlc Del.uca handled the 112 and 120 pound posts, respectively. Bob Graham was the top choice at 127. He was the only Bloom man to win a first in the Sectional. Charles O'Neal and Diclc Mclnnes were quite active in the middle weights. Mclnnes worlced at 138 and O'Neal at 133. Veteran Rolla Graham, wrestling at the 145 pound limit, Bob Davis, 154, and Jerry Budzilc, 165, were other team mainstays. Heavy weight Herman Zeldenrust improved consistently as the year progressed. Rafael Cruz, Fred Swanson, Bill Graham, and John McNulty were other capable replacements. 51 F. Swanson B .Graham F. DeLuca C. O'NeaI R. Davis W. Graham WRESTLING INDIVIDUALS H. Zeldenrust J. Budzik R. Mclnnes R. Graham . Kopyto Sedlacek Limperis Graham Sauter Cruz X . 1.1- -N . ' FIRST ROW: B. Blodgett, W. Featherston, D. La Morticella, Sheehan, E. Petrarca, D. McLaughlin, R. Sioerdsma, M. Wilson, H. Hagemaster, J. Stabile, R. Biel, P. Young. SECOND ROW: D. Nelson, A. Sebrowslci, R. Wojdula, C. Bivens, D. Reynolds, 1. Gray, S. Maselli, j. Bradford, V. Brown, C. Campbell, M. Graham, D. Solomon, Poerio, W. jeans, Nagle, D. Martinez, R. Mclnnes, E. Mc- Eldowney, D. Murphy. THIRD ROW: Coach Nelson, A. Estrada, G. Morgan, B. Gossage, G. Spanos, D. Killmer, dl. Blair, G. Smith, E. Semones j. Compagnoni, J. Sylla, J. Goodwin, Coach Buchtel. Records Flew under the fleet feet of Don McLaughlin as he shattered many of Bloom's old records. On May 4, against Calumet City, he brolce the 880 V ' record with time of 2029. McLaughlin's best showing came at the Mooseheart relays, where he did the mile in 4:38.6 to better the old marlc, which was 4:39 set in 1947. Others contributing to the success ol the team last year were Jerry Stabile, Murrel Wilson, Richard Sjoerdsma, Jerry Sheehan, james lacleson, Howard Hagemaster, Don l.a Morticella, and lohn Blair. OF six meets the squad won lour. This gave them the right to participate in the South Suburban and even later on in the District meet, where McLaughlin, at Kanlcalcee, ran the mile in 431.3 to talce first place. The following weelc at Champaign he brolce his own record with a time ol 4:29. 54 Milligan goes over Bloom Opponents 46 Blue Island 67 45 1 Q Calumet City 67 3 4 91 1 Q Argo ....... 451 Q Lockport .... 5 581 Q Konlcolcee . . . 541 Q 57 3 5 lliornton .... 55 Q 5 58 1 Q Morgan Porlc 541 Q So, Suburban' 5tl1 place 'Q31 Q District' 7tlw place ..... 1 Q9 10 Bloom places second and third against Kankakee. FRONT ROW J OBelrne Budzrlc R Leon: Lel:avor C onas C Lustrg W Branch W Barclay R Mitchell K Kapp meyer R Graham SECOND ROW A Pruntr L Narclsl j Sheehan H Borchers H Marnan H Hoffman C Calloway F Bramantr W Wrllrams S Amos R johnson K Denham THIRD ROW R Koenrgsman R Hedrick J Lesalc J Bettenhausen Dandurand S Thomas F Farber V Golletz C ones Townsley The Frosh Soph squad didn t lare too well mainly because the team laclced balance The underclassmen did however manage to wm three ol sux meets and place third In the South Suburban Finals Wallace Branch freshman sprinter was the team s top scorer. He managed to collect 84 3-4 points during the season. Bill Barclay, who competed in the field events as well as the dashes and middle distance races, was second only to Branch as For as points are concerned. Ron Leoni, another freshman, showed promise as a pole vaulter ancl dashman. Clarence Jonas was the big man lor Bloom in the long distance runs. The team's best weight man, Don Schiml4e, established a new Frosh-Soph shotput record by throwing the eight pound sphere 50 feet. F rosh Soph Track Blue Island 70 5 Calumet City 53 Lockport 15 Arg Kanlcalcee 26 1-2 Thornton 5? 1-2 Morgan Park Mil. Acad. 9 O Bloom Bloom Bloom Bloom Bloom Bloom 34712 51 1 731- 5 - 95 ST Varsity 58 Baseball FIRST ROW j Nardl P Cosenza B Graham W Graham S Rice R Graham F Sala M Brown T LeMere manager SECOND ROW Coach Prombo F Lucus F Ruhe C Brown Vagnonr W School S Solcolowslci W Doepp D Edgren l. Srmoneth N Weston Smith Seven lettermen reported lor Varsity baseball last year with a 19 game schedule 15 of which were played The first two games of the season were played without an outdoor practice thus getting the Prombomen oft to a bad start but with spirit and determination they succeeded in capturing the District championship. Encouraged by the win, the group went on to the Sec- tional, but with the batting wealc and pitching only lair, the team was beaten 3 to 2 by l.a Grange in the first round. Nine veteran players returned this year to boost the squad. They were: Rolla, Robert and Bill Graham, Paul Cosenza, John Vagnoni, Sampson Rice, Bill Doepp, Paul Brown, and Bill Scl-roof. Fw John Prombo, who coached the 1950 season, retired lost year and coaches Dale Love and Bert Moore will talce over the coaching position. fm f'k5Mh QV X , . Qs 1' 76' 5' ,ff 9 i I i 'fp Q 4 hs Q , A ,iw ' A-4-.' f., V N.. wi x ' L, A,w,,xi,,4, lug, , 5 my .A . ' N ,a 1 M .3L. .'1 ya u ,f ' .y . . yu, 1 by r .. Q51 4 h K . 4344 my V: , -4-M v Q 14 A J 9 if Swing ond o miss in tournament ploy. Bloom. Morris - - - Bloom. Thornton . Bloom. Kcmlcolcee . Bloom- Argo . . . Bloom. Loclcport . . Bloom. Konlcolcee . Bloom. Blue lslond DISTRICT Bloom . 5 Orland Park Bloom Thornton . Bloom. 4 Blue lslond. Bloom St. Potriclc SECTIONAL Bloom. 2 Lo Grange Simonetti scores' . FIRST ROW. F. Kaszubslti, manager, W. Zawada, L. Salans, T. Bell A. Petrarca, B. Cleator, D. Angell, Kwaselc, H. Ehrich, junge, C. Gerardi. SECOND ROW: S. Massacci, manager S. Piunti, O. Pellegrino, R. Hanrahan, T. Fink, G. Varallo, R. Oenzler, R. Deese, j. Kovach D. Howland, Zeldenrust, G. Keeney, A. Gatch, W. Fornal R. Hirsch, A. Fazzini, F. Cioffi, manager, Coach Hubacelc. The Frosh-Soph baseball squad was out trying their best, but it just wasn't their year. ln the pre-conference game against Argo the Trojans, with Bruce Cleator pitching, suffered a setbaclc when with two outs, two men on base, and 3-2 count-the batter swung and hit a home run. Bloom lost the game 3 to 4. Coach Charles Hubacelc has high hopes For next year's team, even though only two ol the eleven boys-Angelo Petrarca, Roger Genzler, Casey Hanrahan, Bob Hirsch, Bill Fornal, james junge, CarmenC5erardi,john Zeldenrust, Delmar Angell, Bruce Cleator and AI Fazzini-will be returning next year. john Zeldenrust caught most of the year, and Delmar Angell, Bruce Cleator and AI Fozzini handled the pitching. ln conference play the Trojans lost six and won only one. Their win was over Loclcport. F rosh Soph Baseball nl SOUTH SUBURBAN CHAMPS THIRD PLACE AT PONTIAC The Bloom football team of 1950 captured The Trojans finished with the third place the South Suburban title for the seventh trophy in the sharp competition at Pontiac. time in a row. STATE CHAMPS DISTRICT CHAMPS The Trojan nine copped the district trophy This year's Cross Country team was the first by decisive victories over Blue Island, to honor Bloom with a state title. Thornton, and St. Patricia f State recognition came to Bloom this year as the Robinhoods toolc first honors in lllinois. Headed by Miss Liela Ve-azey,the girls malcing the five top scores were lda Paci, Della Narcisi, Creamoulia Washington, Doris Ann Mikal, and loan Marlin. 96' Girls' Sports -Q V fyilfr' nr . ,Q +4.i.l4 , A Q 3, A A - r ' I I ' , A ' 4zv:.:,, Q 2.51 XJ TL yA7',1X.. f LLM f 'LA V 'T' Tlnlf ' X ',i'L.'2 ff fi Q, TU W-.IQ . 'fs gfj '3447-s4 f3f3f5fff:L2'253ik'.Q,5,3lff?wQfmk - 1 2' 5'i?i .:-f' ' V 2, ,w +J2x--f1'fv'?f1 -4'W:,x+f:w..M,L,aa2',A:-:Q.1::vH ami- K-.,,Wyf:1m:v.:f.:.'+-r u' -.,,.. . ,, ,Q,Li fwf' M. an gm .vb Qgfgg, W if :.,:.K.'t' 'V -: -- ' f - ...Q 'vii'-in X ,,.jT, wk M- .. .13 .1 ,, g A V11 6 JM ,,N k A.? Ak wk v.5n..ni,. xl,-??J?Y,Z,,2'Q 7, 7 ' 1 3 :Q f. X Hfvf, M1 an 4 - If , - 71 A an ' 431- '. ww-29335 . '- Y . ' '. x nw bf, . . damn f ,e fi .' . ,W 'T gk , A Q ' fix Q3-I , -4, S7 A ' 1:3!g,. 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VX , , A A H' . , ,W t .,.......X..........., ..A..W ...Q.....:, A..+..W .W W, ,sr F NNW 1 Q 4, .vb 5' 4 I s A,- k ,f ' GAA FIRST ROW M Markrtell D Narclsl R Seehausen C Washington SECOND ROW J Grrese Mrss Veazey L Mack Mrss Spechalske l Swanson Mrss Nagel S Stosor Under the supervrsron of Mass Lrela Veazey Mrss Lourse Spechalslce and Mrss Mary Ann Nagel who was replaced later In the year by Mrs Louise Kelley the Grrls Athletic Assocratron provrded a program of sports for Bloom gurls which Included volleyball basketball badminton soltball and archery The oFfrcers of the Board were Creamoulra Washington president, Ruth Seehausen vrce president Della Narclsl secretary, and Marlene Marlcltell treasurer The GAA pornts were lcept by Lelq Mae Maclf Valerre Pressendo ldalern Swanson and Sylvia Stosor Hrghlrghtrng the many actrvrtres were the candy sales the Playday the Christmas party and the archery tourna ment In which our gurls toolc frrst place rn the state The Bowling Clubs sent In scores to represent Bloom rn the State Bowling Tournament thus rounding outa very success lul athletic year 65 : . , . , . , . . 5 - 1 1 ' 1 1 . , , . . 1 1 1 ' 1 Board ' ' ' 1 ' 1 ' f 1 . I . 1 1 , . 1 1 1 ' I - FIRST ROW R johnson C Cosenza L Santostelano R laconl D Pavllck W Zrllrs SECOND ROW D Basrle B Wylie A Hutton M Rretvleld J Kye R Luyster THIRD ROW Y Gavin S Krueger M Owens Y Raboln P Cochran C Washrngton FOURTH ROW S Kouchls B Brooms C Piazza aracz L Mack A Amos P Brown The cry ol Play Ball' echoed through the gym every Wednesday afternoon as the Sophisticated Sensors toolc charge of the athletic lOCIlItIeS Miss Mary Ann Nagel directed them In their actuvltles durmg the hrst semester and Mrs Louise Kelley durmg the second semester as they par trcrpatecl In the various sports Volleyball a Favorite with the gurls proved nts Importance by the fact that 11 girls ol 43 received attendance rrbbons They were Dolores Basrle Barbara Brooms Pauline Brown Yvonne Gavrn Alice Hulton Rosle ohnson Lela Maclc Margree Owens Creamoulla Washrngton Barbara Wylie and Letty Santostelano The basketball teams were Formed rn the new year after drrlls and plays had been practiced by the athletes 66 Senior G A A :. 1. ,. ,. , 1' ' l :. ,. ,. ,. , ,. . . 3' 1' 1' 1' 1 2- ,- ,- ,J-.l ,- . 1. . xl an . . s . , ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 J 1 1 1 1 FIRST ROW R Malvestuto R DeAmucus R Petrucelc M Faso J Seeley J Beadles P DeNovellus D Ortley J hadowslcu j DelC5uuduce R laconu D Oueurolu D Narcusu nl Gruese SECOND ROW D Falasca M Roy L Paulsen M Owens S Beckman N Nosal M Montella D Georguados V De Lorenzo R Seehausen Koester A Mustullo C Keen Nardella D Massettu Tueru N uncan THIRD ROW M Buselmeuer C Chenot L Macchua L Smardack Lederer S Brown S Fusher C Hlrsch A Meyer B Foote logle T Smuth N Marek FOURTH ROW M Melone F DeGuuluo C Fry S Cupruanu Cupolla M Marlcutell D Funlcel H Schroader Muss Spechalske G Strabule R Ohnemus B Paolunu B Rauch S Eruclcson Geuaudu P Capua V Beadles N Damuanu Every Thursday nught un the gurls gym cheers and shouts could be heard from energetuc GAA uunuors under the durectuon of Muss Louuse Spechalslce After a strenuous day of hard worlc these sports enthusuasts assembled to wear off theur excess energy Before the sessuon the latest gossup traveled around the shower room to groups of gurls who hadn ta chance to meet durung the day The excutung volleyball games wuth quuclc set ups con tunuous volleyung and unexpected SPIRES started the yunuors on theur way to a successful year Followung thus was baslcet ball and badmunton The uunuormembershup thus year reached the pealc of approxumately 80 gurls J unuor GAA 67 : ' 1 - I I I 1 - I ' .1 4 .' I .' . .1 ' . . ' ' S. f 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' ' : - 1 - 1 - 1 . ' 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' I 1 ' ' , . , , J, i . , . , J , . ,E J. , . I5 . U : . u , U . , . , . I' 1 - 1 ' 1 ' U 1 ' 1 ' j. Praxmarer, L. Siebert, D. Schmeckebier, D. Troester, C. Rep- I . I I . ' 1 1 . . 1 ' : . - ,. . , . , '. , J I . ' I ' I I' - I I ' I I ' I ' I I' . I ' I J , . , . , . . 1 1 1 I ' . I l 1 1 ' 1 ' I I There was recreation and sport galore every Monday night when about 77 sophomore athletes assembled in the girls, gym to be participants ol active, last-moving sports. These sports- minded girls, alter one year ol the GAA, returned again with the same enthusiasm as before. Under the direction ol Miss Mary Ann Nagel, and her successor, Mrs. Louise Kelley, these Bloomites were responsible For the action and shouts coming Irom the gym between 3:45 to 5:45 P.M. Small tournaments were held among the sophomores to decide the champs. Because of the laclc of time, no inter-class tourna- ments were held. IF there had been such tournaments, these active sophomores would have provided stilit competition. FIRST ROW: S. Kane, M. Gro- mala, A. Cesarone, P. Billings, J, Hoff, N. Cazallis, S. English, S. Demith, P. Bieronski, L. Merritt, A. Treizenberg. SECOND ROW: R. Larson, P. Ahrens, D. McGee, l. Lough- miller, D. Arnholtz, S. Helt, A. jones, G. Cochrane, G. Nietfeldt, E. Early, S. Elam I. Fuller, S. Hoff, C. Duncan. THIRD ROW: W. Thompson, P. Sala, K. Olsen, B. Urban, C. Harrington, M. McGeoghe- gan, P. Kelly, H. Cordes, B. Cade, P. Shroader, M. Wil- helm, R. Sharp, C. Mahome D. johnson. FOURTH ROW: F. DeLuca, M. Bainter, D. Ambrosini, H. Tylka, M. Illgen, M. McCray, C. Nunn,g. Shifler, B. Lesnie- wicz, G. utter, G. Dixon, B. Lages, M. Kloss. I I 7---- FIRST ROW: Mustard, Schmidt,G.Drechsler,C.Dennis j. Samuelson, M. Thornburg, B. DeCaro, l. Paci, M. Caffar- elli, Y. Maxey. SECOND ROW: B. Marshall, N. Spina, j. Goldsmith, H. Brown, j. Kruse, Stewart, M. Christy, J. Hassberg, B. Wloch, C. EyIer,V. Bernardino, Cornish. THIRD ROW: C. Meinhart, D. Bricks, N, Ahrendt, D. Stelter, G. Pomrehn, B. Millner, E. Robbins, M. Sala, G. Santoste- stelano, C. Keller, M. Carrara C. Pomrehn. FOURTH ROW: E. Witvoet, A. Weiss, Krensiclc, S. Gold- berger, C. Love, I. Tavoletti, l. Swanson, W. Royer, D. Kow- alczylc, E. Rosati, M. Sabo, M. Carlson. 1 I FIRST ROW: D. Umfleet, D Freese, E. Billings, j. Clark s. Denham, D. Koehn, R. Ko: tesa, B. DeLorenzo, C. Lange H. Fry, B. Rand, C. Parham SECOND ROW: M. Fazzini, C Shoon, D. gohnson, Sho- walter, L. ulczak, A. Cal- larelli, B. Davis, M. Patti, E Modzelewski, B. Rice, D Motley, L. Troiani. THIRD ROW: R. Herman, T Angellotti E. Cowles, I. Druz bicki P. Gregory, M. Simone G. Napoli, c. Brill, D. Noble T. Bellamy, P. Tafelski, A Foushi. FOURTH ROW: R. Tewes, B Mclfldowney, J. Bonnin, M Gabrielli, F. Brands, P. Pater son, R. Parks, R. DeLorenzo, P. Holtz, Y. Hodges, C. Davis, N. Killmer. FIFTH ROW: Griese, B. Tanis, R. Mikol, A. Gaby, Smith P. Sieron, Seely, Mc Kenzie, A. Narcissi, B. O'Neal, j. Giampaolo, J LaMorticeIIa, E. Rocha, D Narcisi. FIRST ROW: C. Hoff, G. Wojalc M. Heumann, C. Brown, A Sowinski, C. Mark, D. Bar bizzi, R. johnson, R. Austin M. DeLuca, L. Tieri, G. Zona SECOND ROW: F. Szalkewicz S. Pettilord, D. Clarey, F. Du: Ghene, S. Hantack, R. Co- senza, J. Sylvester, L. Sinopoli D. Pelliccioni, j. Smith, A Tosi, j. Muzzo. THIRD ROW: S. Odom, V Thompson, C. Bruno, j. Cameli P. Gilbert, Pentecost, H jastrab, A. Dangoia, Ohrt S. Stosor, j. Schweizer, L Suzuki. FOURTH ROW: D. Behm, K Meidell, Bonnin, P. Zemen S. Wolff, lckes, A. Gust, L Nzkaza, G. VanRamshorst, I Sons, D. Tuck S. Pandolfi FIFTH ROW: D. Reed s. Kloss E. Marr, C. DePeso Krencik Miss Spechalske, Skyrezna J. Capecci, L. Pendrak, I Mielcarz, P. Preble. Freshman GAA Side outl The ball rolled to the opposing team girls shifted positions and the server wound up for the serve Such were the actions ol the Ferocious Freshies every Tuesday night The girls turned out in great numbers lor volleyball so it was necessary to divide them into two groups Of the 137 girls par ticipating 63 received ribbons for perfect attendance Basketball drills began in anuary with the girls going all out in the net and hoop competition Under the leadership ol Miss Louise Spechalske, the Ireshres learned the fundamentals ol volleyball, basketball and many other sports. Many friendships were cemented as the junior Bloomites practiced good sports- manship. 119 Contactl The birdie was sent zooming across the net by the powerful strolce ol the athlete wielding the badminton racquet. The songs of the spring birds outside was the signal Ior the gym girls to begin practice with their fine feathered friends, the birdies, on the inside. An annual event, the Senior badminton tournament was highlighted by the victory of Donna Rispens. Class tourneys were also held with all girls participating. Although girls wallced into the gym in perfectly good health and crept out with still neclcs, hoarse voices, and spiltting head- aches from watching the shuttlecoclc waver baclc and Iorth, this sport rated high on the list of athletic musts. T0 KNEELING: D. Schmeckebier, B. Brooms. FIRST ROW: R. Seehousen, S. Kouchis, A. Hutton, P. Brown, J. Cipolla, S. Krueger, V. jack- son, D. Narcisi. SECOND ROW: Stephenson, M. Owens, M, Buselmeier, C. Hirsch, D. Massetti, L. Santo- stefano, P.,,Cochrane. KNEELING: B. Marshall, I Stewart. FIRST ROW: I. Paci, S. Heft, S Brown, M. Marlcitell, A. Bril Iant, S. Fisher, I. Tavoletti, M Saba. SECOND ROW: T. Smith, N Arhendt, G. Santostefano, D Mikol, G. Pomrehn, F. Mau rizr. Badminton Under the leadershrp ol Mass Lrela Veazey the Advanced Bowlrng Club enjoyed an hour of bowlrng every Tuesday nrght at the Bowl Alre The oI'Ilcers elected were Celia Mayer president Alrce I'IuIton vlce president Archalene Amos secretary and Phyllis Cochrane treasurer I'Irgh bowler lor the club was Alrce I'IuIton BEGINNING BOWLING FIRST ROW D Pavlrclc C Replogle S Crprranr P De Novellrs B Wylre R Soldano SECOND ROW J Cnpolla See y M Marlcrtell Mahome Y Gavin Tren C Cosenza R Seehausen THIRD ROW L Mack D Umfleet M Buselmerer M Owens D Alesranr L Se ber L Paulsen T Smrth C Prazza Also under the sponsorshrp ol Mass Lrela Veazey the Begrnnmg Bowlrng Club learned the fundamentals ol bowling each Tuesday nrght alter school at the Bowl Arre oan 'llerr was elected president Yvonne Gavin vlce president Gertrude Mahome secretary and Marlene Marlcrtell treasurer ADVANCED BOWLING FIRST ROW S Krueger L Lages A Foushr D Gaby SECOND ROW E Storbeclc P Cochran C Mayer A Amos A I'IuIton Primavera P Foster THIRD ROW R Klyczelc Y Raborn M Kuhlke V Cos tello C Washington N Ra rn M Kloss L Sano stefano D Basrle 1 1 I ' 1 ' f 1 f 1 ' f f 1 - 1 f . , . : . , . 1 ' 1 ' ' ,. , ,.. . z . ,g. I, . , . 1 - 1J- 1 . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . I- t, . , . , , : . , . 1 - 1 ' ' 2 . , . 1 ' 1 - 1 . ,j. , . z . , . 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 ' ' bo , . , . t- , . . I Tumbling One-two-three-over! A resounding thud was heard as the tumblers rolled over the mats. Organized this year, the club was under the leadership of Miss Louise Spechalslfe. Her acrobatic girls began their stunts early last fall and continued throughout the year, making it an all-season sport. To add to the growing enthusiasm, the Board oi Education bought two new mats early last fall. Every Monday noon the Bloomites met to perlect graceful pyramids and execute single stunts. Their first public appearance of the year, the Open House held March 20, showed the talents ol the tumblers to the public. The enthusiasm of the girls was such that girls toolc their places beside the mats this year. GAA points were given to the girls to round out their acrobatic year. FIRST ROW: D. Telter, Griese, S. Pondolfi, C. Ray, G. Pomrehn, C. Keller, S. Wolff. SECOND ROW: D. Narcisi, j. Simmons, R. DeLorenzo, A. Whittemore, M. Hue- mann, N. Killmer, F. Brands. THIRD ROW: K. Meidell, P. Zemen, Bonnin, Bon- nin, Wilkens, lclfes, Miss Specholske. FIRST ROW: I. Swanson, D. Freese, H. Thomis, S. Um- fleet, R. Cosenza, Thomp- son, R. Sharp. SECOND ROW: J. Ohrt, S. Stosor, j. Pentecost R. Mikol, L. Gray, P. Greg- ory, I. Paci. THIRD ROW: S. Heavener, V. Thompson, D. McGhee, E. Rocha, P, Preble, H. 'dx Swanson, K. Swanson, Archery FIRST ROW: Gerardi, L, Gray, B. DeCaro, I, Paci, F. Saculla, Griese, R. Seehausen, Martin, L. Early. SECOND ROW: j. Basden, A. Amos, A. Mustillo, D. Narcisi, C. Washington, S. Fisher, Vaccaro, B. Smythe, Miss Veazey, Basketroom Girls FIRST ROW: A. Cesarone, P. Capua, J. Schmidt, j. Hass berg, G. Nietfeldt, H Schroader, B. DeCaro, j Formentini, Fuller, K. Mitchell. SECOND ROW: Stephen son, F. Saculla, L. Merritt, A, jones, E, Early, S. Heft, 1, Seeley, P. Brown, L Mack C. Leinen. THIRD itow: R. Gurney, A O'Conner, C. Harrington I. Loughmiller, L. Ander son L. Siebert, H. Klotz L. kreml, B. Loumaster, J Vaccaro. The continuous zinging of arrows, popping ol bows, and resounding of shouts heard during class periods and alter school were indications that archery has talcen its place crmongthegirls most popular sports. These ace archers toolc aim at the targets set up on the Bloom athletic field. During the gym period and after school Bas It troom girls were found cheerfully checlcrng valuables and talcrng care of the gym baslfets These caretalcers ol the shower room voluntarily gave up their study hall to be of service to the girls cl Bloom J -is it . ka X ACTIVITIES Work's Done Comes Fun Every brt as Important as classroom work and studres are the extra curncular OCtIVItlQS offered to hrgh school students The many clubs and organrzatrons In clude everythmg from student govern ment to the musrc groups whrch rate academrc creclrt Vocal and Instrumental musIc organrzatrons such as the Chou often perform In publrc At the Chnstmas assembly the Chou Iormed a candle hghted PTOCQSSIOH The varrous actIvItIes provrde the stu dents an opportunrty to develop per sonal Interests and talents and to obtam help from others who are more ex perlenced Both lun and lmowledge resu t it Ifrfit' fx - . I I. :'e'7 W-' ffl t If I ,, if fffs e -I f -ef' Q Y F17 I -5 Maiorano, B. Biel, S Rice. Officers Five fellows malee a team on the basketball court, and they also malce a team to lceep Bloom running smoothly. This year in our student government organization, the City of Bloom, Mayor Ray Maiorano was the center, with Commissioners Samp- con Rice and Rolla Graham guarding Social Activities and Public lmprovements and Bob Biel and Richard Felicetti putting their best Foot Forward as Commissioners of Public Welfare and Public Finance. Mr. Clayton Smith coached this team. The Executive Council, composed of the student otficers and their sponsors, is an example of Fine teacher-pupil relationship. The faculty sponsors worlced with the student officers and passed judgment on the measures recommended by the Student Council. Executive Council LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Gra- ham, R. Felicetti, R. I fr FIRST ROW: S. Rice, R. Maiorano, V. Costello, R. Graham, R. Felicetti, R, Biel. SECOND ROW: Miss Magana, Dr. Metcalf, Miss Theobald, Mr. Cas- Scldy, Mr. Odegard, Mr. Smith. O .4-Q McEldowney, Web E. Rendina, l. Paci, R Zagone C. Fazzini. SECOND Row. A. Gunn A. Capriotti, j. Fincher R. Sider, R. Hack, E Rosati, H. Cordes, M Gromala, Kragge,V Golletz G. Varallo. THIRD ROW: R. Peterson ackman, R, Young, W Hoecker, De Waard R. Kehl, B. Motlong, W Leslie, L. Wittel, ,I Massetti. Student Council We, the people of the City of Bloom,were represented in our own form of govern- ment, the Student Council. The council, along with the executive group, was respon- sible for many social activities, such as the Homecoming, Spring Dance, and, for the First time, the student-faculty basketball game. This year's council became a member of the South Suburban Congress, The lllinois Association of Student Coun- cils, and the National Association of Student Councils. Every two weelcs the 57 councilmen, who were elected in their respective home- rooms, met in 315 with Mr. Clayton Smith, sponsor, for a Q0 minute period to settle any business concerning the council and the student body. lt's hats oft and thanlcs for a job well done to the Student Council! FIRST ROW. R. Tewes, B. ster C. Love, B. Millner, G. Schroeder, R. Bar- A-3' is jg .- . 2-.Wg FIRSTFROW: S. Simonetti R. Pheanis, Gerardi, A. Foushi, C. Swanson, R. Molyneaux. SECOND ROW: O. Di- Nuzzi, A. Bruni, S. Beck- man, W. Schoof, K. Kappmeyer, Dandur- I lrq ' and, R. Strandberg. 1 In I K 1 gr.. .ft -ff. FIRST ROW: D. ConIey, D. Tiff! any, R. Graham, L. Lee, R. CaI'fareIIi, M. Rietveld, M. Rietveld, M. Lang, G. Ott, C. McCradie, G. Balientine. SECOND ROW: M. Kloss, C. Stead, A. Kiemme, V. Brown, j. Fazzini, P. O'Beirne, W. Matusiak, J. Seelbach, j. Nagle, M. Graham. THIRD ROW: W. Pomrehn, B. Blodgett, H. Zeldenrust, W. Doeop, P. Cosenza, K. Mclnrue, V. Costello, R. Strandberg, N. Raboin. NOT IN PICTURE: E. Teets. FIRST ROW: R. Molyneaux, D. Piattoni, Nardi, F. Brown, S. Monty, jaracz, G. Ranieri R. DeAmicis, S. Erikson, B Paoiini, Mrs. North. SECOND ROW: R. Hirsch, R Malecki, D. Nelson, S. Kouchis D. Schmeckebier, M. Owens S. Beckman, F. Hillborn, I Gordon M. Markitell. THIRD ROW: v. DeLorenzo, L Macchia, D. Pauling, j Sylla, K.Kappmeyer,C.Hirsch D. Massetti, D. Narcisi, A 1 BriIIant. National Honor Society UAII worI4 and no pIay maices johnny a duII boy some people may say, but that same worIc aIong with activities, character, and leadership made these ,Iohnnies and IiIIs members of the Nationai Honor Society. The juniors who were eiected to the NHS maintained a grade of 3.5, and the seniors were eligible if they had a 3. average. There were 11 members chosen in their junior year in 1950, 19 juniors this year, and 30 seniors. These Icids who hit the books were IormaIIy initiated into the society with a banquet heId on Aprii 25, and an impressive candIe-Iighting ceremony. Parents of the students were aIso invited to attend the banquet and the initiation part of the program. The officers for the 1951 NHS were joe Nardi, president, jim SyIIa, vice-pres- ident, Ronaid MaIecI4i, secretary, David Neison, treasurer. Mrs. Edna North was sponsor of the society. 78 Quill and Tower Scro The Ouill and Scroll, an international honorary journal- istic society, was composed ol Q9 members this year. These students, outstanding in some phase ol journalism, were selected from the three publication staffs, the Broadcaster, the lower, and the Annual. Students have to be juniors or seniors in the upper third ol their class and active on one ol the publications to be eligible. The selections were made in March by Miss Mary Elizabeth House, sponsor, and approved by Mr. Edward Nell, national executive secretary. The Bloom literary magazine, lor you, was made possible through you, the student body. Poetic and journalistic geniuses lrom any class were eligible to have articles in the lower. The English teachers selected essays, themes, and poems, and then transferred them to the 'lower Stahl lor approval. Deborah Lindhout was editor, and Miss Vera Kohlhoff was sponsor. They were ably assisted by the 15 members ol the 1951 stall, who read and chose the best ol the writings. QF'-f E FIRST ROW: S. Kouchis, A. Hughes, S. Sands,Cg. Sylla, D. Lindhout, . Ballentine, D. Schmeclce- bier, Gordon, F. Hill- born. SECOND ROW: D. Gaby, P. Foster, C. Mayer, M. Roche, Miss Elizabeth House, Martin, P. O'Beirne, B. O'Dea, Griese, A. Brillant, C. McCradie, B. Baker. THIRD ROW: K. Mclnrue, D.MoIyneaux,B.Callar4 elli, Dandurand, C. Erickson, K. Kappmeyer, B. Doepp, C. DeVoney, V. Costello, B, Deese SEATED: D. Lindhout, D. Stoberslci, S. Errkson, D. Pauling, C. Chenot, M. Bacon. STANDING: Shadow- slci, Lederer, S. Sands, L. Smardack, Del Giudice, K. Olson. 79 FIRST ROW: S. Kouchis C. Erickson, Sylla Miss House, Griese. SECOND ROW: D. Schmeckebier, N Marek, B. Deese, J Dandurand, S. Sands, K. Kappmeyer, A. Brillant, B. Doepp. X0 'ilu 1... . .... ,Q Mn rx Arm -aiJ'Tllf f Broadcaster Staff Ahl The roar of the press and the feverish activity to beat the deadline! The feverish activity, at least, was present in Bloom's own little world of journalism, the BROADCASTER. ln the soundprool room, 313, the young reporters beat out their brains, thus making up for the roar of the press down at THE STAR, to bring forth a newspaper which they hoped would inform and entertain the Bloom student body and faculty. Miss Mary Elizabeth l louse directed the activity with Jim Sylla as editor-in-chief. Sandy Sands was associate editor, Carl Erickson, news editor, Ann Brillant, feature editor, joan Griese, girls' sports editor, and Keith Kappmeyer, boys' sports editor, who was assisted by Bob Deese. Many interested and talented students sent in stories and articles to help these page editors. Other top-notch contributors were Bill Doepp, photographer, Natalie Marek, artist, Jim Dandurand, advertising manager, and Sula Kouchis, business manager. FIRST ROW: S. MacMillan, C. McCradie, M. Roberts, J. jaracz, R. Ohnemus, P. O'Beirne, B. O'Dea. SECOND ROW V. Pressendo, N. Ahrendt, A. Meyer C. Hirsch, D. Mikol, j. Gerardi, D. Notoriano, M. Owens. THIRD ROW: B. Feurer, B. Welk, M. Angus, R. Hanrahan, R. Molyneaux B. Baker, j. Tieri. 80 5 . 3' W :az ,, - , 1: A ff' W, W' 3 -f Ev, S5 4? 'Q m D411 I 1 ,, I ij! Q 4 15.9. ll QQ 5 'F 3- as? YQ E?-are X fig ,A , 'fu' Qjfg ' Yr Q A 1 .W ,. , . , .,A. - l ll ,K ng x .ai Y-b . , f if J 5, 5 -5,215 , 851 g 5 P ,Q 5.3 V w ' 4 .35 K Www, pfr, Q 'Lk .. E -.: ,gw l 4-1 5 A I I 2 ,S GJ' f E .H 5 fl i P! , 651. mfg? 4. ,, ,wr x W? N M X M A' ' ' ' .. 'ff ' .6 fs K 4 , , Y 'V 5. If ' 55 J N 1 f 3 1 Mia S f 3? : , W ,Ty Y if 1 5 3? it ,J-if av tw 'Z 'hw 3 Traffic Guides Ever try going up a down stairway? Were you trampled, or were you stopped by a fellow belonging to the Traffic Guides before you were? This group was a functioning arm of the City of Bloom, under the Commissioner of Public Improvements Rolla Graham, who was assisted by Chief David Reynolds, Lieutenants Jerome Budzilc, Vincent Schmeclcpeper, Nick Troli, and Mr. Charles Cassady, faculty sponsor. Hail Guides of grief among those Icids who tried to roam the halls without a pass were hall guides. Toward the end of the year a new system was established to cut down on the wanderers by requiring the The students who were causing a lot initials of the guides. They were under the direction of the Commissioner of Public Im- provements Rolla Graham and Mr. Charles Cassady, sponsor. Aft ., X A sf. 'ST e at- : PW I I T FIRST ROW: G. Bell, D. Reynolds, V Schmeclcpeper. SECOND ROW: P. Brown, B. Maros, N Troli, D. Piattoni. THIRD ROW: G. Keeney, T. Burt,j Marks, V. DeSaIvo. FOURTH ROW: K. Kappmeyer, A Capua, C. Faso, FIFTH ROW: jackson, I. Budzik Mr. Cassady. FIRST ROW: D. Kowalczyk, L. Leisure D. Troesier, R. Hanrahan, F. Kovach M, Angus, L, Bagaline, C. Spinozzi C. Serdoz. SECOND ROW: C. Oliver, E. Durish M, Sala, E. Narcisi, D. Malvestuto J. Massi, P. Kirgis, M. Kirgis, M. Carl son, R. Klyczek, R. Senesac, A. Saia THIRD ROW: T. Lelvlere, Weishaar R. Woldula, S. Formentini, j. Zelden- rust, Gliattoni B. Sanders, D Weinemann, Mr. Cassady. .Z FIRST ROW: C. Nunn, Fincher, K. Meidell, S. McCollum. SEDOND ROW: D. Krueger, D. Graham, B. Boyd, W. Lenehan, Webster, R. Frattura, A. Capriotti. THIRD ROW: M. Bacon, Bonnin, K. Deeds, Brewer, S. Kane, M, Gabrielli, Bonnin, P, Wilson. FIRST ROW: R. Barackman, Pente- cost, LaMorticeIIa, . 'U Gilbert, Strader, S. Baker, Sweitzer, P. Hulbert. SECOND ROW: D. Smith, Mannel, R. Beilfuss, I Martin, C. Stanley, Seely, E. Ros- enblum. THIRD ROW: V. Wilkins, S Pettigrew, R. Iewes, D, Salisbury, B. McEIdowney, A. Whittemore, I. Jarvis. Roma Parva Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ears leyesf' particularly you Romans in the begin- ning phase of the study ol Latin. The Roma Parva is a club for the First year Latin students who are interested in becoming acquainted with their Roman Friends, customs, ways of life, and other students. The little Romans elected John Fincher as tribune, Karen Meidell, vice-tribune, Sarah McCollum, scriba, and Carolyn Nunn, quaestor. To Americans those stand for president, vice-president, sec- retary, and treasurer, respectively. Miss Aloa Haslcett and Miss Annette Gioannini sponsored the group. The main events ol the year lor the little Romans were the Christmas party, in which all language clubs participate, and the combined Latin groups, banquet, held annually in the spring. xr, FIRST ROW: M. Wilhelm, C. Love, B. Millner, S. Sands S. Niclcla. secorsib ROW: A. Bril- lant, G. Drechsler, V. jackson, l. Paci, j. Gold- smith, j. Samuelson, E. Lesniewicz. THIRD ROW: l. Swanson, M. Bacon, S. MacMil- lan, A. Moodie, Miss Herr. FOURTH ROW: D. Daw- son, S. Tranchina, jackson, C. Keller, C. Pomrehn, D. Mikol, G. Pomrehn, N. Ahrendt, LEFT TO RIGHT: Hass berg, J. Koshut, D. Per- lcins V. Zawalgcj. Cull K. Grutzius, R. ox, D Stelter, F. Pagoria, R Kuersten, D. Arnholz Miss Applegate. Advanced Latin By jupiter! The annual Roman Banquet was the biggest of the year. Surely the Gods on Mount Olympus must have smiled at the antics ol these young Romans. ln September they elected capable leaders: james Jaclcson and Sandra Sands, consuls, Bar- bara Millner, treasurer, Carol Love, attendance secretary, and Doris Ann Milcol, recording sec- retary. Club sponsor was Miss Viola Herr. -M5 F 'fl R. 0 x it 'cw f I Q 8 fi ,v:. - X ..,..: . L , ..., , Audubon Club The call ol the wild summoned the Audu- bonites bi-weelcly to meet with their sponsor, Miss Amy Applegate, to study birds, animals, and plants. A field trip and a nature picnic furnished the entertainment for the season, cli- maxed by the annual bird contest. The nature lovers chose Joseph Koshut as president, Diclc Perlcins, vice-president, Valerie Zavalc, secre- tary, and Sam lranchina, treasurer, as their leaders. 87 SEATED: S. Sloan, B. Hubbart, I Paduano, D. Cox, B O'Dea, O'Dea. STANDING: M. Zangrando, E j. Smith, M. McCray G. Van Ramshorst. SEATED: C. Duncan, E.EIliott,W Matusiak, D. Pauling,j St. jacques. STANDING: Mrs. Peterson, B. Smythe T. Henderson, j. Bravo Spanish Club The Student Pan-American League, a biweelcly group, extended a Iriendly hand to its new members with a gala initiation fiesta. The climax of this party was the brealcing ol the sacrificial pig filled with popcorn balls. Directed by la senora de Peterson, who replaced la senorita Strauss, and aided by Wayne Matusialc, el presidente, Dolores Pauling, la secretaria, and Donna Cox, la tesora, these South of the Border senores and senoritas met with the Latin groups at Christmas to spotlight their many activities ol the season. The theme For this occasion, furnished by the Spanish group, was the the national Ilower of Mexico, the poinsetta. The club's meetings alternated, one weele being designated for business and the following one for recreation. Thomason, J. Oswald, Future Teachers Curtain Pullers FIRST ROW: Hassberg, E. Early, C. Steiber, S. Elam, P. Gilbert, M. Barton, S. McCollum. SECOND ROW: S.Stosor, Schweizer, G. Hineline, D. Smith, S. Baker, Ohrt, j. Kruse, La Morticella. THIRD ROW: M. DeLuca, E. Rosati Jarvis, C. Stanley, Graham, D. Novak, Miss Nelson. FOURTH ROW: L. Root, S. Pandolfi, P. Wilson, D. Stelter, M. Gabrielli, N. Mathis, R. Parks, j. Ickes. A. Dettmering. Hit the books! Those words will be spoken in the future by some of the very same people who this year were hitting the books themselves. These ambitious ones were members ofthe Future Teachers of America. This club, which was organized to aid students interested in teaching, elected Arlene Dettmering president, Hilda Klotz secretary, and Connie Goff treasurer. Miss Sara Fernald was sponsor. On stage, everybody! was the cue forthe Curtain Pullers during their bi-monthly meetings to begin their study ol plays, production techniques and acting. These little thespians elected Edward Mathis, president, Joel Jarvis, vice-president, Ierilynn I.. Morticella, secretary, and john Repasky, treasurer. Miss Myrtle Nelson was the faculty sponsor for the group. SEATED: N. Foushi, H Klotz STANDING: C. Kogan D Dawson, S. Tranchina L Marquardt, Miss Fernald LEFT TO RIGHT: Sylla, C. Faso, M. Gromala, R. jurgensen, Mr. Hine- line. FIRST ROW: C, Manson, B. Maier, G. Hine- Iine, C. Harrington, Morton. SECOND ROW: R. Luy- ster, M. Nasal, F. Massi, T. Angellotti, I. Betten- hausen. THIRD ROW: M. Swan- son, F. Maurizi, S. Sto- sor, S. Klos, A. Foushi, J. Strader C. Lange. FOURTH ROW: A. cron., F. Wilkening, G. Ander- son, D. Pauling, M. Fazzini, A. Gunn, B. Motlong, L. Wittel. STANDING: V. DeSaIvo, EjSheehan, R. Eastman, eSalvo. Photography Club SmiIe, pIease, pieaded the shutterbugs as they patientiy tried to snap their victims. These ruthless fiends beionged to the Photography Ciub, whose aim was to teach its members the various methods of picture taking and ways in which to process pictures. This organization is divided into two groups-the advanced and the beginning. Throughout the year the club sponsored a 90 series of picture contests. The rest of their program featured speeches, movies, and contest criticisms. The highiight oi the season was a picnic heId in the spring Ior all members. The Ieading cameramen Qand women, were: Richard Iurgensen, president, Charies Faso, vice- president, Miidred Gromaia, secretary, and Iames SyIIa, treasurer. Mr. Marion Hineiine sponsored the group. FIRST ROW: Royer, B. Seymour, D. Lee, j. Mc- Murry W. Leslie. secono ROW1R.Sharp, J. Kohn, A. Russell, j. Stewart, Manson, STANDING: S. Hoff, D. Nelson, Mr. Lawton. FIRST ROW: R. Lee, R. Mullen, R. Shane, M. Stogentin, M. Rietveld, A. Hufton, Brill, R. Greenberg. SECOND ROW: Mr. Richert, R. Alwrens, R. Van Dylce, R. Reichert, W. Palmer, D. Novak, M. Hensley R. DeVoe. THIRD ROW: F. Swanson G. Williams, W. Klauck, C. Bingaman, Le- Favor, G. Wilson, F. Wicleerts, K. Luering, R. Rielce. Radio Club Seasoned lwams have been turned out by Bloom's Radio Club lor years. Dialed by Mr Dale Lawton, tl'1e club endeavored to tune in potential operators and lurnislwed new wave lengtlis ol tl1e latest information. Head lwams lor tl'iis program were David Nelson, president, Susan Hoff, secretary, Bob Seymour, treasurer. Projection Club Movie tomorrow are words welcomed by students anxious to get away from tlwe monotony ol tlie classroom Responsible lor cur visual education were lour girls wlwo clieclted in Films and acted as typis s and Q6 boys wl'io ran 400 Films a year. The cliiel operator was Glenn Wilson under tl'1e able direction ol Mr. Lloyd Riclwert. 'ul 6 L 6's Aeronauts LEFT TO RlGHT1A.Fens termacher, C. Brackman W. Weishaar, L. Bangs j. Augustson, G. l-larter, G. Freze, W. Erickson M. G r a h a m, G Shetzley, K. Emmert, B Baraclcman, N. Barto Iini, R. Tiemens, C. Faso K. Piepenbrink, De Boer, Mr. Neubauer. LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Lee, R. Seymour, A. Russell, D. Nelson, Mr. Lawton, S. Hoff. Do you lcnow who was responsible for getting the announcements through every morning? Do you also lcnow that these same people ran the three amplifying systems in the school? These fellows were members of the 6L6 Club, which is a Bloom service organization. The Chief Operator was David Nelson, who was aided by Four assistant operators and Mr. Dale Lawton, sponsor. Have you seen model airplanes zooming overhead? These are the products ol the Aeronauts' hard worlc. This aviation club built airplane miniatures with rubberband and gas engines that really llewl This new organization held airplane contests and strove to further interest in aviation. Officers presiding were: Charles Faso, president, Kenny Piepenbrinlc, vice- president, and George Shetzley, secretary-treasurer. s., A...,..-.s-w United Nations Clu FIRST ROW: jackson, V. Pressendo, S. Erick- son, M. Faso, T. Burt. SECOND ROW: A, Bril- lant, S. Ortley, D. Troes- ter, D. Pauling, R. Perk- ins, K. Mitchell, R. Ohnemus. THIRD ROW: J. Betten- hausen, S. Sands, M. Stogentin, C. Chenot, M. Schlaeger, N. Duncan J. Reget, W. Feurer. 1 FIRST ROW: Samuel- son, C. Love, C. Eyler, C5,Drechsler, M. Bacon. SECOND ROW: B, Mill- ner, P. Kelly, Brewer N. Ahrendt, S. MacMil- lan, C. Replogle, R, Lar- son. THlRDROW:V.Schmeclc- peper, Cromley, D. Milcol, S. Kane, M. Carrara, D. Dawson, S. Tranchina. 1 The UN Club, this year's edition ol the 59 Club, stressed better appreciation ol their lellowmen. An outstanding program was the presentation ol the UN Flag to the school in an assembly during United Nations Weelc. Mr. James A. Eldridge, director ol the Midwest OFTice of the AAUN, spolce. The club meetings consisted of debates, panel discussions, movies, tallcs, and games concerning the UN. Social activities included a Christmas party,a trip to Chicago, and a beach outing. The profits ofthe annual Carnival ol Nations were sent to under- privileged children. Officers elected For the past year were, James Jaclc- son, president, Valerie Pressendo, vice-president, Sally Ericlcson, secretary, Marie Faso, treasurer, and Tom Burt, the alternate student council representative. FIRST ROW: F. Sacullo j. Vaccaro, A. Mustillo E. Rekau. SECOND ROW: D. john- son, G. Zawoda, N Wierings, D. l-lomeier. THIRD ROW: D. Smith, Miss Corley, G. Meier, R. Parks, Ohrt, 1 Fuller. Building Today for Tomorrow is the theme ol the program ol worlc this year for the Future Homemalcers of America. It is a national organization ol pupils who study homemalcing in high schools Opportunities are provided for social and educa tional activities pertaining to home and community life. Their schedule of interesting events and activities include a square dance, potluclf supper, teas, parties meetings with FFA boys, entertaining their mothers Red Cross sewing, candy sales and the annual Bow Day held in May. The officers ol the club are Angela Nlustillo, presi dent, Mildred Sala, vice-president, Frances Sciculla secretary, Jennie Vaccaro, treasurer- Miss Velva Corley, sponsor. - 'M' Q 'I 1 J 'auf Future Farmers of America FIRST ROW: P. Panici, W. Palmer, D. Whitten, E. Raney, R. laccbson, R. Graham. SECOND ROW: Mr. Mayhew, R. Wilkerson, H. jongsma, R. Nudi, G. Bray, R. Nilsson, A. Mark THIRD ROW: R. Koester, S. Sporluclc, D. Bushen, A, Kampe, D. johns, T, Kruse, T. Maxwell, R. Kohl LEFT TO RIGHT: W. School, M. Graham, Cu. Lueclee WI Th-bd M, h E. W. W-I ' FIRST ROW: I L Ii ,C B Il, R. Ga D. Kraltzleneboella, lgglzlrlqilvlch SS-,llgjw ll el' SECOND ROW:eR. lggiins, LR Bushen, H Anderson Music Department Heyl Let's get away lrom studies for a while and talce time to enjoy lile with our own Bloom music-malcers. Can't you remember the rousing marches the band played while our boys marched to victory in football and basketball, and think ol all the pep rallies they led-the snal4e dance in par- ticular. What were your thoughts when the orchestra played at graduation and at various assemblies. lhinlc ol all the time spent by the Choir to prepare itself lor that wonclerlul Christ- mas show that it presented. The Choir, ol course, was tlre goal ol all those students who started in the Freshman Chorus, Boys Glee Club, Girls Glee Club, and Ad- vanced Chorus. But wait, let's not lorget those people who may have started some young freshman on a musical career. Mr. Robert Koyl and Mr. Robert Hippen- steel both did a good job. We thinlc Mr. Koyl deserves special credit lor those assemblies he furnished on Thursday mornings. We still wish he would let us sing HGood Night Irene. Choir FIRST ROW: B, Wylie, P. DeNovelis, l. Paduano, Basden, L. Gray, R. Ohnemus, B. Paolini, Primavera, D.Pozezanac. SECOND ROW: Kye, D. Rendina, M. Mateos, Gerardi, O'Dea, M. Faso, Alexander, F. Pettigrew, R. Mal- vestuto, R. DeAmicis. THIRD ROW: M. Owens, Sandberg, S. Boze, E. Narcisi, C. McCradie, S. Martin, jaracz, D. Tapp, M. Marshall, N. Primavera. FOURTH ROW: L. Paulsen, B. Brooms, C. Stead, L. Lages, L. Santostetano, R. DeMascio, R. johnson, I. Smrth, Y. Gavin, R. Seehausen. FIRTH ROW: M. Stege, D. Focareta, M. Kloss, S. Fisher, B. Prater, L. Smardaclc, Lederer, C. Hirsch, C. Holtz. SIXTH ROW: M. Zangrando, V. Costello, D. Dillman, S. Maselli, B. Wenzlalf, Riggins, G. Nelson, A. Giannantonio, T. T. Robustelli, R. Young. SEVENTH ROW: D. Clark, Lange, D. Dillman, Ewers, Stewart, H. Robinson, C. jones, C. Donaldson. FIRST ROW: R. Maiorano, G. Dickson, B. Lages, A. Amos, S. Lucas, Thompson, C. Eyler, Rutkowslxi. SECOND ROW: Mr. Hi enst I V. L M. N I D. C H I' S. S pp ee , orenzo, osa , a arel r, apienza, B. Gerardi, C. Dennis, C. Harring ton E Rosati j Samuelson V Pressendo R Al THIRD ROW: R. Petricelc, S. Erilfson, L. Bagaline, Rgget, D. Oueroli, M. Ewers, P. Kelly, Nardella, Thompson B. Fulle j Stewart B Hubbart N Footitt FOURTH ROW: W. MQ-yer, P. Doldway, M. Wilhelm, H. Cordes, B. Farrar, M. Lindley, D. Sparks, Seeley, M. Roy J. Bravo, M. Caffarelli, Hoff, C. Houlc. FIFTH ROW: B. Cade, M. Gromala, F. Maurizr, N. Ahrendt, G. Santostelano, S. Pearson, C. Chenot, L. Siebert, M McCray, L. Anderson, Y. Cornelius, R. Cioldberger, G. DiSanza. Girls Glee Club Boys Glee Club FIRST ROW: D. Massey, Byrd, L. Coleman, L. Foster, W. Lange, E. Warren. SECOND ROW: G. Wylie, C. Montgomery, Moore, R. Santer, W. Durham, Sims. THIRD ROW: H. Pinto, A. Clark, T. O'Brien, D. Krueger, W. Henry, Shaw, Mr. Hippensteel. 'Q 'T' wg' V E' fi 50 -T? S' I. M if X5 is Q, wa e Y? V ,l 7 A Q v.1i:,'A W :V ' Q 5 w! 1' K I xv W' X KA ' as t. 95 gr- '1 ,gn 'v 5L.. 'QQQ f g:Q,L Q 'V fx N: f-. Q a 'Q V M ' 5 ' N1 2+ Q N ' . 'S' V' :Y Wy, A .I T L,, H 8 N 2- 'f W, I Ak. 4' 1' 116' XX 'V SAI Ifiymilf' 11, 'I 4' ' 1.4 f I ui' tif' it ', AA In 4 'A' .di it S- 'I gm . if f SS X ix A M H 7? yn 'T' . X ia Q ig ! Q ' , ' - , rg -'R 'Iii , 1 nn Q ' X Y x 1 K X X . g. , K 1 W 1 'H Q- --in-3 ' if xp 1! X 2 , Q ' 'f' EJ! . C ' . . -N- ' I i ' wy- X . -i-P l 'v .-'JP M w 5 '11 1 , ' ff w ,, 9 V w v I 1 Q . In-3' ' r Yx '. XXX iffy I 'V I! Q tl' 14 X Q I 9- E, '1 .,, 'Sz Q 9 ' f tf Q gg Y 5? H . W V I ggi, 1 Q R 43 A , fgq, R Tw. , 1 'N an 5 if f Q Atfg' A vf.- fu, 5 V 5 My x in 'M , Y fQ I El 1. i f ' Q T + XXQ I L r! Q QA I ..,...Y V ' ff , I r Sharp Tacs FIRST ROW: V. Costello, C. Washington, R. Klyczele, F. Hillborn, L. Early, D. Tiffany, D. Conley, B. O'Dea, L. Mack W. Zillis, W. Kye. SECOND ROW: Miss Oxbor- row, B. Blum, Primavera, R. Ohnemus, S. I:ril4son, V. Pres- sendo, L. Spalluto, M. La- Morticella, M. Rietveld, D. Po- zezanac, Miss Bagby. THIRD ROW: C, Stead, D. Schmeclcebier, A. Brillant, Y. Gavin, J. Reget, C. Replogle, C, McCradie, M. Owens, C. Serdoz, C. Spinozzi, Haga- dus. FOURTH ROW: H. Klotz, M. Zangrando, Nardella, C. Keen, A. Dettmering, Jaracz, Martin, L. Kreml, P. Cochrane, C. Chenot. FIRST ROW. B. Rauch, Massi, E Amadio, D. Massetti, P. e Novellis P. Capua, D. Troester, l. Durish, D. Mal- vestuto, Basden, C. Hirsch. SECOND OW. J. Cipolla, G. Stracci, M. Marlcitell, Gor- don, L. McClenal1an, B. Pao- Iini, Tieri, Del Giudice, M. Owens, C. Cornelius, D. Ort- ley, K. Genotte. THIRD ROW: A. Hughes, K. McInrue,A.Amos,M.Melone, L. Paulsen S. Beckman, A. Meyer, B. Storm, S. Boze, Miss Herr. FOURTH ROW: Miss Boyce, D. Sparks, M. Roy, F. DeGuilio, L. Macchia, M. Johnson J. Lederer L. Smardack, B. Pra- ter, P. Gannon. Career gals? Glamour gals? Junior and senior gals climbed aboard the Sharp Tacs Special carrying the necessary luggage, their ideas and ambitions. The purpose of this trip was to help the high school girl with personality problems, what-to-wear problems and what the future will have in store for her. The main stops of the train were the teas, trips and all-girl assembly. The fueling spot of the season was the tallc As Others See Us, given by Mrs. O. McCarn, dean of students at the University of Chicago. Miss Viola Herr was conductor, with Rosemary Klyczelc and Joanne Gordon as co-engineers. The college group was headed by Connie Stead and Miss Herr, sponsor, the Three C5's by Carol McCradie, Miss Oxborrow, sponsor, the personality group by Pia Capua, Miss Bagby sponsor, and the career group by Karlene Genotte, Miss Boyce, sponsor. Cheerleaders We're from Bloom- couldn't be proudern-ol our cheerleaders, that is. These energetic gals were on hand at all the games along with the Trojan mascots, Pepper and Ensign, to lead the students in the noise department and spur the Fellows on to victory. Led by Diane Schmeclce- bier and sponsored by Miss Louise Spechalslce, these cheerleaders practiced dili- gently every Wednesday. Nice going, galsl Majorettes LEFT TO RIGHT: Alexander, A. Perozzi, D. Milligan. This portion ol the pep patrol although very small, did its part in boosting the school spirit. These three mcrjorettes led the Snake Dance and twirled at the home lootball games. One ol the lectures ol their twirling exhibition was the goal-post throw made by the head majorette, Joann Alexander. Completing the trio of high- stepping gals were Anita Perozzi and Darlene Milligan. Mr. Koyl, the band leader, sponsored these gals. LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Schmeclcebier, C. Steed, J. Gordon, J. Griese, R. Ohnemus, R. Senesac. ,ly 1 SENIORS rr ll ll a Land o Hope and Glory . . . une drplomcns goodbyes ondteors all meon but one thrng to Q senror groduotron Four yeors ol work ond lun ore C :maxed by thot lost glorrous yeor when they ore looked upon with owe by the lreshrnen with humbleness by the sophomores ond wrth respect by the juniors Bloom s1951grcrduoutes wrll lace on world ol wolr ond strrle but they ccrrry with them hoppy memorres ol hrgh school dclys ond cs good educotron Good luck senrors 029 X 0 1 J J , , . I- 5 uw LF' ' rr l 3 1 '-is N ff lr 'l 1 A Q my 4 - ' ll XA IA, . Senior Class BOARD SEATED: B. Bevitori, L Lages, B. Caffarelli, L. Santostefano, O. Cor radetti, Grilli. STANDING: G. Ballen tine, B. Doepp, 1. Sylla, D. Mclnnes, A. Dinn sen. 106 OFFICERS SEATED: P. Panici, S. Monty, C. Mayer. STANDING: D. Killmer, Miss Eva Dunn. Under the capable leadership of Miss Eva Dunn, sponsor, and the officers, the Class of '51 was successfully steered through its last year at Bloom. Highlight was the production ol the play, You Can't Talce It With You, by Hart and Kaufman, which was presented on the evenings ofMarch 13,14 and 15.The play,directed by Miss Leitha Paulsen, disclosed some talented senior personalities. Yesterday and Today was the theme ol the annual Mother- Daughter Banquet on February 14. Following after this in rapid succession came the Senior Dinner- Dance, the Class Day program, Baccalaureate services and Com- mencement. Then ended lour of the best years of our lives. JOANN ALEXANDER ARCHALENE AMOS WARREN ANDERSON DAVID ARMITAGE SHIRLEY ARNHOLZ LEROY AZZARELLO WILLIAM BAKER GLENN BALLENTINE PATRICIA BANNON JEAN BASDEN DOLORES BASILE DAVID BAUER JANET BAUMGARTNER ROBERT BECKER CHARLES BELL PATSY BEVITORI CATHERINE BIAMONTE JACOB BIAMONTE ROBERT BIEL BOYD BLODCSETT PATRICIA BOETTGER BARBARA BONNIN FOREST BOTKIN SHIRLEY BOZE JIMMIE BRADFORD BERNADINE BRADY DOLORES BRAY JEROME BRILL BARBARA BROOMS FRIEDA BROWN MICHAEL BROWN PAUL BROWN PAULINE BROWN VERNON BROWN MARILYN BUNTING JOYCE BURATTO LEONARD BUSHEN ROBERT CAFFARELLI RAY CANIECKI ANTHONY CAPUA RONALD CARLSON JOSEPH CEPEK DONALD CHAMPION ROBERT CHRISTIANSON PATRICIA CHRISTY CLYTIE CLARK DONALD CLARK JAMES CLYBURN 108 Im, E Wwqgis KI' NS. Im L 16 143 me Q I N NIQK hw 'I Hu Q 6 -in .P KENNETH COCHRANE PHYLLIS COCHRANE NORMAN COLLINS RICHARD COLLINS DARLENE CONLEY ROSEMARY COONEY OLGA CORRADETTI CLARA COSENZA PAUL COSENZA VIVIEN COSTELLO DONNA COX BARBARA DANIELS ELIZABETH DANIELS ROBERT DAVIS SILLINON DAVIS DUANE DAWSON MARY De-CEIULIO DIANE DeLORD DIANNE DeLL-CA GIACINTO D ERCOLI ARLENE DETTMERING RONALD DeVOE CALVIN DeVONEY DONALD DILLMAN REGINA DiMASCIO FREDRICK DINNSEN ORLANDO DJNUZZO WILLIAM DOEPP WALTER DUFFY RICHARD DYKSTRA LAIRD EARL CARL ERICKSON WILLIAM ERICKSON JAMES EWERS NORMAN FALCIONI CHARLES FASO JEAN FAZZINI RICHARD FELICETTI DOLORES FOCARETA SERAFINO FORMENTINI PHYLLIS FOSTER ANTOINETTE FOUSHI ANN FREYSER SANDRA FULLE DORIS ANN GABY JAMES GARDNER ROBERT GAST YVONNE GAVIN 110 MX 9E2'? GERALD GEHRKE ELAINE GEORGIADES EDWARD GERACH WILLIAM GLEASON JAMES GOODWIN IOANINE GORDON BLAKE GOSSAGE MALCOLM GRAHAM ROBERT GRAHAM ROLLA GRAHAM WILLIAM GRAHAM THERESA GRANNO ADRIENNE GREENBERG JOSEPH GRILLI BETTY ANN GROMALA HENRY GRUNST NANCY GUST DOMNICK GUZZINO RICHARD GYGER THERESA HACK JOSEPHINE HAGADUS ARTHUR HALL BETTY HALL GERALDINE HALL SHIRLEY HANSEN RITA HARE THONAAS CLEMINTINE HARVEY JAMES HASSE WILLIAM HAYS FREDA HEAVENER BETTY HEINE THOMAS HENDERSON JOQEPH HERMAN LENEA HERMANEK DOLORES HIGGINS FRANCES HILLBORN HAZEN HILLS JOAN HODGES CAROLYN HOLTZ JOYCE HOMEIER ALICE HUFTON ANN HUGHES MARY IACONI PASOUAL IACONI ANTHONY IMBRESCI BERNICE IRONS JOANN JACOBS II7 HARINED Q ii E? -A-4 ARNOLD JACOBUCCI LUCILLE JAHNS JEANNE JARACZ ROGER JEZLER JIMMIE JOHNSON MARVIN JOHNSON MARY ELLEN JOHNSON ROSIE JOHNSON RICHARD JURGENSEN THOMAS KAUR BETTY ANN KEENEY JAMES KELLER RICHARD KESTNER DONALD KILLMER JAYNE KIRGIS PATRICIA ANN KIRGIS WARREN KLAUCK ROBERT KLEIN ANNABELL KLEMME MARLENE KLOSS HILDA KLOTZ ROSE MARY KLYCZEK IRENE KOMER SULA KOUCHIS 113 JERRY KOVAR BARBARA KRAEMER GEORGE KRATZENBERG DOLORES KRAWIEC LOIS KREML JOYCE KROEGER SHIRLEY KRUEGER MITZIE KUHLKE WAYNE KURTH JUANITA LORETTA LAGES JUNE LAMPARELLI MARILYN LANG RAYMOND LAURIE JERRY LECKRONE PHYLLIS LECUORE HENRY LEDERER LEONA JOYCE LEISURE DEBORAH LINDHOUT RUTH LUYSTER LELA MAE MACK GERTRUDE MAHOME RAYMOND X, MAIORANO Fx E 114 'sr 2 L KYE LEE MALECKI FRANCES MARCHIO JOSEPH MARKS MARLENE MARSHALL JOAN MARTIN SAMUEL MASELLI WAYNE MATUSIAK ELIO MAURIZI CECELIA MAYER LUCILLE McCLENAHAN CAROL McCRADIE ROBERT McGEOGHEGAN EMMA McELROY RICHARD McINNES KATHRYN MclNRUE LEON MERCIER FRED MILLER MARIANN MILLER CHARLES MILLIGAN ROBERT MOLYNEAUX SANTE MONTY MELVIN MORTON JAMES NAGLE EDITH NARCISI RONALD 115 JANE NARCISI JOSEPH NARDI DAVID NELSON RONALD NEWOUIST BENNY NOVELLI PATRICIA O BEIRNE BARBARA O DEA ELSIE ONDO WANDA OPILKA GLORIA OTT MARGREE OWENS CONCETTA PAGORIA PI-IYLLIS PANICI JOHN PAOLELLA VERNON PARKER CLARENCE PARKISON JULIUS PASSARELLI DELORES PAVLICK ANITA PEROZZI MARY A PERRY LORETTA PERSIANI NORMAN PETERSON VERNON PETERSON ELISEO PETRARCA lIh C n -xfb .V M. 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V F 5 ji:-, x .' ff ' Mi ,Z FAITH PETTIGREW ROBERT PHEANIS CHARLOTTE PIAZZA HARRY PISTERZI THOMAS PLUCIENIK CARMELLA POERIO WAYNE POMREHN DOLORES POZEZANAC JOAN PRIMAVERA NORMA PRIMAVERA NEOLA RABOIN YVONNE RABOIN NORA RANIERI CHARLES RELLIS MICHAEL RENZETTI DOLORES RENDINA DAVID REYNOLDS MARIE RICCHIUTO SAMPSON R CE MARY JANE RIETVELD MARCIA ROCHE PHILIP ROMANDINE DONALD ROOP GLORIA ROSETTI ROTOLONI ANNETTE RUFO ALICE RUGGERI JEANNETTE RUSSELL ALBERT SAIA FRANK SALA JEANNINE SALVATORE JANET SANDBERC5 LETTY SANTOSTEFANO DELORES SASSANO RICHARD SCHARNHORST MARILYN SCHEID RALPH SCHEIDT CARL SCHIFLER REGAN SCHIMKE DIANE SCHMECKEBIER EVELYN SCHROEDER JOYCE SCOONOVER ALFRED SEBROWSKI JUNE SEELBACH MILTON SEGOVIANO ROXANN SENESAC GERALDINE SIEBERT MARGUERITE SIEGLER 118 THOMAS SIERON RITA SOLDANO DEXTER SOLOMON EORGE SPANOS CONNIE STEAD MARILYN STEGE CARL STEIBER CARYL STEIBER MERLE STELTER ELLEN JUNE STEPHENSON EILEEN STORBECK GAIL STORM RONALD STRANDBERG JAMES SYLLA ANGELINA TAMBRINI MARIAN TANIS MARY LOUISE TAYLOR ELIZABETH TEETS JOHN TERRY WILLIAM THIBIDEAU ELDON THOMASON DOROTHY TIFFANY LAWRENCE TOLIVER DOROTHY TRIBO FREDRIC G STEVEN TRIM ERNESTINE TROLI NICK TROLI DOLORES UMFLEET JOHN VAGNONI RALPH VAN DYKE ADELE VENDITTI NORMA VITTORI WALLMEYER MARLENE WALTER CREAMOULIA WASHINGTON STEPHEN WEGRZYN IAMES WEISHAAR WILLIAM WELK WILLIAM WENZLAFF BELLE WHITLOCK FRANKLIN WICHERTS JOAN WILKENING ARLENE WILKENS GLEN WILSON RICHARD WITT RAYMOND WOJDULA DANIEL WOMELDORFF ESTHER WRIGHT 170 HOWARD Sw I I e I A 'R i ' G 51 WYLIE WAYNE YACKEL CALVIN YODER PAUL YOUNG JOSEPH ZALAPI MARY ZOE ZANGRANDO HERMAN ZELDENRUST BASIL ZICCARDI WILHELMINA ZILLIS RICHARD KACZMARSKI GEORGE MONTGOMERY BARBARA Senuor Actuvutues 55355 is IE QQ, D410 43110113 L QMEIIWIWN 111.11 ALEXANDER JOANN Honors Fall1 4 Drama Club 2 4 Sharp Tacs 3 4 Chorus 1 Glee Club 2 Chour 3 4 Mauorette 3 4 Archery 2 GAA Mem ber1 Homecomung Commuttee 3 Mother Daughter Banquet Commuttee Hostess Commuttee Penny Socual 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BALLENTINE GLENN Natuonal Honor Socuety 4 Hugh Honors Sprung2 Honors Fall1 2 3 4 Spr ng 1 3 Counculman 1 2 Hall Guude 2 Class Board 3 4 Annual Edutor 4 Ouull and Scroll 4 Football 2 4 Track 1 2 Cross Country 3 Prom Commuttee 3 Class Assembly 4 lntramural Basketball 3 BANNON PAT Immaculate Conceptuon Montclaur New ersey 1 2 French Club3 unuor Class Assembly BASDEN IEAN Sharp Tacs4 Chorus 2 Cho 4 Senuor Class Play Commuttee BASILE DOLORES Honors Fall 4 A 2 G A A Member2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Volleyball 2 3 4 Badmunton2 3 4 Bowlung Club4 Senuor Class Play Committee Bug Suster 4 Cafeterua Servuce 4 BAUER DAVID Football Manager 3 BAUMGARTNER JANET Honors FaII1 4 Sprung 3 Offuce Monutor 4 Bug Suster 4 BECKER ROBERT Honors FII 3 Hall Guude 2 FTA Club 3 4 B L CHARLES Honors Fall 2 FTA 1 2 3 Presudent4 pn BEVITORI PATSY Honors Fall 4 Hall Guude 3 Class Board 2 4 Gurls League Representatuve 1 unuor Lubraruan 4 Class Assembly 2 BIAMONTE CATHERINE GurlsLeagueRepresentatuve 1 2 3 4 GAA Member1 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Club 2 Track 3 4 Cross Country 3 unsor Penny Socsal PETERSON VERNON Projector Club1 2 3 Bow lsng Club 1 2 3 4 Sensor Class Play Commsttee PETRARCA ELISEO Prosectson StaFI 2 Football 2 3 4 TIGCIQ 2 3 4 PETTIGREW FAITH Honors Fall 2 Dramatsc Club 2 Art Club 2 Chorus 1 2 Gsrls Glee Club 3 Chosr 4 G A A Member 2 3 4 Basketball 2 Volleyball 2 PHEANIS ROBERT Honors Fall 4 Councslman 4 Class Board 1 Football 1 Baseball 2 unsor Lson 4 PIAZZA CHARLOTTE junsor Lsbrarsan Bowlsng Club4 GA A Member3 4 Basketball 3 4 Volley ba 3 PLUCIENIK THOMAS Honors Fall1 2 4 Bowlsng Club 2 3 4 Sensor Class Play Commsttee POERIO CARMELLA Basketroom Gsrl 2 3 Gsrls League Representatsve 4 Sensor Class Play Commsttee Bsg Ssster 4 POMREHN WAYNE Natsonal Honor Socsety 4 nors F ll1 2 3 tography Club 1 Audubon Club 2 Bowlsng Club 3 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 Sensor Class Play Commsttee Sprsng 2 Latsn Club 1 Pho POZEZANAC DOLORES Sharp Tacs 4 Chorus 1 2 Glee Club 3 Chosr 4 G A A Member 1 2 PRIMAVERA JOAN Class Board 2 3 Latsn Club 1 2 Masqueraders Club 2 Photography Club1 Audubon Club 2 Sharp Tacs 3 4 Drama Group 2 Chorus 1 Glee Club 2 Chosr 3 4 GAA Member1 2 3 4 Volleyball1 2 3 Bowlsng Club 3 4 Sensor Class Play Commsttee Assembly Commsttee 4 Class Assembly 2 3 Prom Commsttee unsor Penny Socsal Homecomsng Commsttee 4 PRIMAVERA NORMA Honors FaII1 2 Sprsng1 2 Chorus 1 Gsrls Glee Club 2 Chosr 3 4 G A A Member1 2 Basketball 1 Volleyball 1 2 CI ss Assembly 2 3 4 unsor Penny Socsal RABOIN NEOLA Natsonal Honor Socsety 4 H nors Fall 1 3 4 Sprsng 3 Bowlsng Club 3 4 Masqueraders Club 2 Art Club 2 Sharp Tacs 3 Pho tography Club 3 Audubon Club 3 Band 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Sensor Class Play Commsttee Tower Staff 3 RABOIN YVONNE Honors Fall 4 Masqueraders Club 2 Latsn Club 1 Photography Club 3 Gsrls League Representatsve 3 Bowlsng Club 3 4 Band1 2 3 4 128 Orchestra 2 3 4 GAA Member 3 4 Volleyball 3 4 Sharp Tacs 3 Audubon Club 3 RANIERI NORA Honors Full1 2 3 Sprsng 2 RELLIS CHARLES Honors Fall 2 Campus Corps 4 Class sce Pressdent 3 Football1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 Baseball 3 4 Track 1 unsor Lson RENDINA DOLORES Masqueraders Club 2 Sharp Tacs 4 Gsrls League Representatsve 1 Chorus 1 Gsrls Glee Club 2 3 Chosr 4 GA A Member 1 2 3 Basketball 1 2 3 Volleyball 1 2 3 Senso lass Play Commsttee Class Assembly 3 unsor Penny Socsal Prom Commsttee RENZETTI MICHAEL Bowlsng Club 3 Sensor Class Play Commsttee REYNOLDS DAVID Traffsc Gusde 4 Latsn Club 1 2 Audubon Club 2 Managers Club 2 Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 Track 3 4 Sensor Class Play RICCHIUTO MARIE GAA Member 1 Basket ball 1 Volleyball 1 Sensor Class Play Commsttee Bsg Ssster 4 RICE SAMPSON GEORGE Honors F ll 2 4 Sprsng 2 3 Commssssoner of Socsal Actsvstses 4 Traffsc usde 3 Football1 2 3 4 Basketball1 2 3 Baseball 1 2 3 4 rack 3 Class Assembly 3 unsor Rotarsan RIETVELD MARY IANE Natsonal Honor Socsety 4 H nors Fall1 2 3 4 Sprsng1 2 Annual If Audubon Club 2 Latsn Club 1 2 S arp Tacs 4 Chorus 1 2 3 GAA Member1 2 4 Volleyball1 Fslm Secretary 4 ROCHE MARCIA 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There rs more to lute than strugglrng over Lotrn biology or Amerrcon hrstory For Bloom s underclossmen These students ore lcept busy wrth troclrtronol soclol ollforrs such as the Freshman Mrxer unror Penny Socxol ond closs ossemblres lnsplred by the seniors they tolce port rn school czctrvrtres contrrbute therr servrces to school projects and leorn to be goocl cltrzens By electron time rn therr junror yeor Blooms uncler clossmen ore well quollfrecl to tolfe over the government of the school 4499, Sf 14 rs ',y:'fE-Q .v lQ54w:wQ1 g'afi?Q' 5 4.f?X e QQ. 6 2sMg?e,,SsX ' jf' fa? f 1-. -f' 'K X K 9 S: N2 ,lftivetgry we U ' f In,- 'Q It L I ll 11 l U .fm 5 J- P in -' - RYE ' .E:i'..35i. 'R YE. , pg, l tl X Ei .5 zlfdil? , , f I , J , , , . . . . I - t .- 3. - f . . -' . f S GA.-4-.'.f.'. . ff gtbm- :.f. fx ,ez-', : ',f xg,--'QF-.,.3,g.y'.. 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Their social calendar was filled with three big events for the year. The Junior Assembly, which was a variety show held on March 2, was enjoyed by all. At the Penny Social, held in the boys' gym, everyone paid his pennies to malce it a huge success. The highlight ol the year, which toolc place on june 1, was the Junior- Senior Prom. Leading the class in the year's activities were Sam Cameli, presi- dent, Phylis DeNovellis, vice-president, Joanne Cipolla, secretary, and Doreen Massetti, treasurer, with Mr. Albert Martin as class sponsor. SEATED: Tieri, E. Sobota, D. Leli, B. Rauch, J Mecozzi, R. Hanrahan. STANDING: M. Albers, J. Cromley, j. Kovach, M. Wheeler, B. Brown, F. Pelle- grino. 134 Edward Arken Raymond Arkens Marilyn Albers Dena Alesranl Raquel Allen Raymond Ambro sum Srdney Amos Howard Anderson Lors Anderson Delmar Angell Frank Angone Marvrn Angus Lennart Arnell Wnllram Ayers Lavrna Baglrne ames Bambulas Wrllram Bar clay oAnn Barrett Lena Bartolomer Gerald Baur Vrrgrnra Beadles Shrrley Beck man Robert Berlfus George Bell Rrchard Benson ack Betten hausen Harry Brshop Courtney Blvens Eugene Blake Bernard Blaylock Gayle Blum Vrrgrnra Bobey oseph Borak Dons Bowsman Cornelrus Brock man Robert Brandenburg Alfred Brassea osephrne Bravo Marran Brrggs Helen Brrght Ann Brrllant Shirley Bross ohn Brown Robert Brown Susie Brown Amadro Brunu Earl Bruns Rose Bruttr Anna Buchaus erome Budzrk Ben Burnett Thomas Burt Mary Ann Buselmerer George Came Ralph Caley Calvnn Calloway Norma Camel: Phrlrp Camel: Samuel Camelr Carl Campbell Robert Caruso Marrlyn Cassady Caryl Chenot oanne Crpolla Sylvra Crprranr anet Clark Bruce Cleator Charles Clyburn Norma Cobbs Donald Coccra erry Collmge Ronald Compratt Yvonne Cornelius Emrly Corra deth Richard Cowger Nancy Croft jon Cromley joseph Crutch freld Theresa Czyz ack Dahlman Nadra Damranr Ralph Dandlno ames Dandur and Patrrcra Daniels Ann Dartsch Imogene Davrs Rena DeAmrcrs Robert Deese Dolores DeFrancrsco Frances De Gurlro eanDelGuldrce Vnrgmra DeLorenzo Myra DeMuth Kenneth Denham Phyllrs D Novellrs WlllramDeSalvo ames Detloff Donald Drersen Darrow Dolan Edward Dorsey Robert Dose Betty Druzbrckr Nancy Duncan Charles Dunlap lrene Durrsh oanne Ehrhardt Eleanor Ellrott Rrchard Ellrott Sally Erickson Mary Evans Leroy Eytcheson Dorothy Fal asca Marne Faso Albert Faz zum Wrllram Feurer I x I I I I I . . 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L, Q, x 1 J - Q if sf , Q Margaret Mayer Lee Mayes Durelle McCreery Duane Mc Donald Robert McGeoghegan Dorothy McMrllran erry Mc Murry Richard Mcshane ohn Mecozzl Alberto Melone Matrlda Me lone Delores Merrell Ann Meyer Ralph Mrchael P trlcla Mlcko Myrtle Muller Fred Muller erome Muller Marrlyn Muller Kathryn Mrtchell Ronald Mitchell Richard Moly neaux Margaret Montella Adrr enne Moodle Darlene Moore Matthew Murlllo Dennrs Murphy Angela Mustrllo john Muza Della Narcrsl oanne Nardella Charles Neal ean Neltzel Walter Neulleb Marne Nosal Stephen Nosal Dolores Notorrano Dorothy Ny kaza Yvonne OBanlon ane ODea Rosemary Ohnemus H rbert Oldenburg Henry Oprl lca Thomas Orr Dorene Ort e Mabel Owens lrene Paduano B rnadrne Paollnl Louls P Ditto Ira Parlcer Dolores Paul Ing Lourse Paulsen Robert Pav lrcl4 Rrchard Pearce Sally Pearson Frank Pelle rrno Kathleen Persranl Arden eter son Ruta Petrrcelc Donald Plat tom Anna Pica Kenneth Prepen brmk Elrzabeth Prater 3 Praxmarer Valerre Pres sendo Mary Prlsco oy Puttman Mary Queen Delores Quelrolr Wrllle Rand Geraldrne Ramen B tty Rauch u th Regt ohann Re rs Carol Replogle Melvin Rice Robert Rlelce Hattie Rrgglns Henry Robinson Anthony Robu stellr Henry Robustellr Lours Root LaRue Rowell Mary Roy ohn Royer Esther Rufus Andrew Russel Ruby Russo oan Rutlcowslcl Frances Saculla Darrold Sanderlrn Allred Sand ers Sandra Sands Lorraine San lcoslcn Thomas Sawyer Paul bcweadt Donald Schlmlee Van c nt Schmeclcpeper Wrlllam School Marjorie Schlaeger Hllda Sch rooder Melvrn Schroeder George Sedlacek Ruth See hausen oanne Seeley Lewrs Selden Carol Serdoz Robert S ymour can Shadowslu Robert Shannon thomas Sheehy George Shetz l y Loss Sreb rt Anthony S monettl Robert Slnkus LaVerne Smardack ohn Smrth Im7 1 1 I - 1 1 rel ' , ,J I - 1 1 .. ' ' Q- 1 1 ,J . 1 1 I - 1 1 ' 1 1 , . 1 1 ,J , ,J , 1 1 I - ' ' J 1 1 t 1 1 A '- ' 1 I1 1 ' 1 1 Q - - , a 1 1 ' 1 1 ' , . 1 E 1 I - 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' , . 2 ' - JH- , , ,J , 1 1 1 1 2 . . G . jd: -,j ll, 1 1 1 1 I - I . 1 1 ,J , , 1 1 J , A l - 1 1 ' V 1 1 ' 1 1 ' A - 1 I . 1 1 I - ,J , i 1 1 9 . J , , I - 2 Q - .., .,, I 1 1 ,J A 1 Richard Smith, Tressa Smith Brenda Smythe, Eugene Sobota, Paul Sowinslci, Lorena Spalluto, Darlene Sparks, Cecelia Spinozzi Geraldine Stabile. 1 1 William Stanley, Franklin Sten- ning, jeanine St. Jacques, Bar- bara Storm, Robert Storto, Robert Struth, joanne Strange, Gloria Stracci, Joanne Stupelc. Lucille Sundstrum, Georgia Su- zulci, Charles Swanson Fred Swanson, Virginia Taft, Darlene Tapp, Rita Tedlord, Marjorie Termini, john liberi. joan Tieri, Robert Thibideau, jameslhuernau, Elizabeth Thomp- son, Stephen Thomas, Pascal To- fano, joe Townsley, Richard Trembly, Donna Troester. jennie Vaccaro, Harold Vavrik, Dolores Vertucci, jessie Washing- ton, Mildred Watkins, Donald Weinmonn, Wayne Weishaar, Marylyn Wheeler, Wesley Whit- ten. Eugene Wieringa, Walter Wil- lett, William Williams, Carol Woodruff, Dorothy Zarante, james Zerante, john Zeldenrust, Phyllis Zinlrer, Anna Rose Zona. Upperclassmen seen dis- cussing the day's events before going home are joe Nardi, Gloria Stracci, loan Cipolla and Betty Prater. Q' iw I f l.,. ni--. Q -13 X 'qw' S 118. i p - ff 'ii fi' . ,,, -, f 2531 X EX Sq X. 'N ffl' K ,.U M- y'+1 'h-Hrs - Em 5 f, , , -1--f . sf - N.. ,- A Ah ' 1 DQ. SQQQLFH ' X . 4 3? ,gf Sophomore Class BOARD SEATED: M. Bainter, Karwoslci, L. Depros- peris, C. Mancini, A. Petrarca, Formentini. STANDING: R. Petrizi, l.. Bieri, B. Farrar, M Sala, S. Heavener, I. Swanson, B. Millner, C. Verbcr, G. Keeney, A. Whitfield. 1-143 'Ms 3- OFFICERS jaclc O'Beirne, Tom Kopy- to, Miss Leila Veazey, Francine Maurizi, Susan MacMillan. Starting the year off well, the Sophomore Class had charge ol a candy concession from October Q to 13. At the October 13 football game the class also made money by selling hotdogs, popcorn and candy. On April 27 the Sophs held an all-school assembly. ln the spring they decorated the gym lor commencement. A square dance group was organized serving as a get-together lor the sophs. The class was ably led by their ohlicers-jaclc O'Beirne, president, Tom Kopyto, vice-president, Susan MacMillan, secre- tary, and Francine Maurizi, treasurer, their wel l-chosen board, and Miss Liela Veazey, the sponsor. 5' fi? . 'Ext-L . L31 1131 5 .1 L , 1 4. M ,V af W l I f I if ,pf 35.51 eww if M in mi A ,, I Q sf W 2 HH Ea 'YJ i ei 1 ' 5? 4? ,,. fav ' -3 1 ames DeBoer Luke DeGraf'f Kathleen Deeds Gale DeGreve josephrne DeLarosa Thomas De Leach Frances DeLuca Frank DeLuca Stella Demrtrowrcz Carol Dennrs Lorraine DePros pens Robert DlAnnr Beverly Dr Caro Sarah Drckerson Davrd Drllman Calrsto Drsanza Gloria Dlsanza Gloria Drxon Paulette Dolowy Lottie Dom browskl Thomas Donnelly Lloyd Drahos Laura Drake Robert Drazkowskl Georgia Drechsler Stanley Drejas CasrmrrDruzblckl Robert Duensrng Carol Duncan Edythe Early ean Echols George Edstrom Haldon Ehrrch Roger Erckhoff Sharon English joAnn Engman Harry Errckson Robert Erickson Carmen Esprnoza Wrllram Evans Mildred Ewers Carol Eyler joseph Eyler Kenneth Eytcheson Fred Farber Barbara Farrar Robert Farrar Carl Fazlrnr Allen Fenster macher Tom Funk eannlne Focareta Alfred Foglra Allen Ford joann Formentlnr Wlllram Fornal Marrorle Forrest Robert Foss Larue Foston Nrna Frey Lours Friend Charlotte Fuller oAnn Fuller Barbara Gaby Rose Marne Galdeno Melvin Gardner Armand Gasbarro An thony Gatch Barbara Germer Mrnnre Genous Davrd George Barbara Gerard: Carmen Gerar d Richard Grannr Norman Gifford ohn Grlbert Mozella Grlmore Glorra Glasser eanette Gloss Raymond Godowlc Rochelle Goldberger Charles Goldschnrkl jean Goldsmrth Victor Golletz Vrrglma Good man Marlon Gossett Ronald Graham Rosemary Gray Ronald Greenberg Geraldrne Grrebe Mildred Gro mala Robert Groom Robert Gross: Stephen Gurney Peter Guzzo FrancrsGyger Ray Hack Ablgarl Hageman Lorene Halbert Richard Hall Frances Hampton Ronald Hank Robert Hardt Leona Harms Carol Harrrngton Beatnce Har rls David Harrls Rhudelle Hartrson oan Hass berg Robert Hasse Robert Hau ser George Hays Shirley Heav ener Shirley Hett Marvm Hens ley Carol Hetzel 142 J 1 1 1 1 I . I I , . I . 1 I ' . ' ' . ' ' , . I . I I I I I I , . I I 1 J A I I I I 1 1 I I I I I I I 1 1 I . 1 1 J I I , . I I ' e Foushr, Gerald Frese, dward I I .l 1 1 1 I I - 1 1 , . I - II I 1 J 1 I IJ , . I I I I - I I 1 1 I - 1 1 1 1 I f I 1 1 I I 1 1 I . , . 1 l - I I - I I - I I ' , . 14 35: M MLW , ,fl EA ig Q fm ' ,.,, , ef vin fit sf: fm- , W' y. we 5 vs! ii 'F 35235 ff i : fs A, 1, has 1 if we ,. , gg, t ggi , A,,r , ' 4 35 ,A 2 aff QQ , c 5 if lf 5, ...,: , ff ffl an .iw X M 13 2 3? A,. I 6 ni-, A54- F 1. 53? 'H up Q ,Q if gl? 3 if' 1,'Xf ,3 1 N A ff , V 'E-Q 1 A Q L Wt.. -. , .. 1. .ZA . fu, ,Q if 1 S' Ji 4+ ,W , l -I' ? I 1 iff y , v f an we 932 as , 22 -11 vl f .C ,s - 3 4 mba: ff 1 5 5 1 1. . ag 4 - if IIS! 6 N, if 5 v A 1 X , I r f , f 7 f-Q0 jp Q 2321 v ' ' . V -if .T 4 .il ' UZ! -- -E: . 1 .V 7 -Q Sc: 1 '25 5 NW Q Ax 5 in 3 ff Emi: 50,3 A Y d 'Q Q Freshman Class BOARD SEATED1 B. Rice, R Benning, M. lroester, D. Payne, P. Halbert M. Snow, L. Suzuki. STANDING: M. Parker P. Gregory, j. DiGio- vanni, G. Napoli, T Angellotti, R. Cosenza G. Wylie, C, Mark, E Embry. 1-1-rv OFFICERS Frank Nardi, Miss Ethel Mellinger, Connie Goff, Marvin Swanson, and Gloria Zona. At last we've come to the Freshie section of the book. These new Bloomites really worked at candy sales and sponsored movies and a gala Freshman Mixer that put them right into the swing ol things. Everyone pitched in and helped dig up talent to make the Freshman Assembly one of the nicest ol the year. The class succeeded under the capable guidance of Miss Ethel Mellinger, sponsor, Frank Nardi, president, Marvin Swan- son, vice-president, Gloria Zona, secretary, and Connie Goff, treasurer. ,lanet Abel Mane Adarr Evelyn Adams jack Adams Roy Adema Nancy Aksamrt Shirley Allen Rrchard Amadro Gayle Anderson jack Angell Theresa Angellottr Anthony Aprrl Fred Arbuth not Nrck Armatorr Richard Armrtage Donald Arnholz on Augustson Ruth Austrn Murrel Bachelor Lucrlle Bachtle Susan Baker Gurdo Balassone Rudy Bamontr Lawrence Bangs Geraldmne Banrs Robert Barack man Charlene Barber Dolores Barbrzzr ames Barker Nick Bartolrnr Mary Lou Barton Harold Bastle Alan Beecher Wrlfred Beecher Darlene Behm ohn Bellfuss Richard Berlfuss Ellls Bell Teresa Bellamy Rochelle Bennrng Ear lyne Bettrs Iosephlne Branconr Fred Brckham Erleen Blllrngs Carleta Brlllngsley Roger Bllllngsley Marlene Bock Wrllram Bokhoven oan Bonnrn Joyce Bonnrn anet Bowsman Barbara Boyd Alrce Bradshaw ames Brady Flora Brands Gerald Bray Har old Brrght Charlene Brrll hrrlev Brown Lawrence Brown Vernon Brown Barbara Brownfreld Carol Bruno Patrlcra Buhle Charles Bukowskr LaVerne Bulczak Lynda Burgess lgorgiald Bushen john Byrd Leroy yr Arlene Caffarellr oyce Camel: Faye Callus eanette Capeccr Arthur Caprrottl Katherrne Car ney Richard Cellarrus Kenneth Chambers Gloria Chrrstofanellr Shrrlee Chrrsty joan Chudy Robert Craccro Gene Cralkowskr Eva Crombrone Domrnrc Clan chettr Dorothy Clarey Allen Clark uanrta Clark Frederick Coggln Patrrcra Col llns Richard D Collrns aul Compratt Wrllram Cooney El bert Cooper Charles Copeland ames Corbett Robert Corgan oseph Corslglra Arlene Cortez Esther Cortez joseph Cosenza Rose Cosenza Mrrram Costanza Edward Costello Barbara Cotter Elalne Cowles ames Cox Robert Cox Carol Crawford Ronald Cox Donald Cull ames Cull Delores D Amlco Annette Dangora Har old D Aprce 1-I I I ' I I ' I I 1 - ' 1 1 1 I I -I . 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' ll A I - 7 Barbara Davis Clara Davrs ohn Del.aurentls Barbara DeLorenzo Rrta DeLorenzo Dorothy D Luca Marllyn DeLuca Shrrley Denham David DeNovellls Carol Depeso Anthony Desalvo oseph DeWaard Wllllam Dew ey janeDeYoung RuthD1erklng oseph Frank DeGlovannl joseph gud: DlGlovann1 Angelme DI ru no Charles Dillard Omar Dillard Gerald Dolan Tum Downey Viola Drake lrene Druzblckr Florence DuChene Wllllam Dur ham Donald Dykes Roger Eastman oanne Echols ames Edwards Phrllrp Ehle bracht Susan Elam Elmer Embry Vonell Embry Richard Enger Darlene Ensmlnger Nancy Erickson Elgin Evans Geraldine Evans Lucille Eytche son Carl Fabrrzlus joseph Falas chettl Mane Fazzlnl Donald Federoff Ned Fenstermacher Dorothy Ferry Yvonne Flgura ohn Fincher Donald Funk oyce Forester Leroy Foston Annette Foushl james Fox Rose Frattura Dons Freese Patrrcla Fritz Hazel Gabrlellr Arlene Gaby Ronald Galrene Barbara Garnett Aud rey Gast Llly Pearl Gaston Marcella Genous Eva Gerach can Glam paolo lrenton Grfford Patrrcla Gilbert Llzzre Grlmore oan Glaum Rosemary Gleason Dorothy Gnaster Constance Goff Drxre Graham Marvin Graham Alba Granno Kadora Gray Elrzabeth Grazlanr Patrrcra Gregory Robert Grlese Kenneth Gromala jacquelrne Gruberman Kenneth Grutzlus Allan Gunn Edward Guzlejka Donald Hagemaster Peter Hal bert Lmda Hamrlton Edward Hammond Shirley Hantack Shirley Ann Harned Clarence Harris George Harter Sylvia Hedger Wayne Hedger Donald Hellstrom Ken neth Henderson Wlllre Henry Carol Herlng Ruta Herman Robert Herr Monrca Heumann Gayle Hmellne ohn Hlavach Yvonne Hodges Wllllam Hoeck er Carolyn Hoff oAnn Hohhof Patsy Holtz Darlene Homeler Wlllam Ho meler Norma Howe Glen Hug gms Betty Anne Hull Gerald Hunt one laconr 148 I ' 1 ' 1J I 1 1 . 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Ronald Mosner Dorothy Motley Bruce Motlong Donna Mustonen josephlne Muzzo Carl Myers Gloria Napoli Annette Narcrssr Robert Nardella Frank Nardr Rodney Nilsson Dorothy Noble Larry Noll Robert Novoryta Raymond Nudr Lorrarne Nykaza Robert O Bannon Thomas Brien Sally Odom Barbara ODon nell ames OGrady Betty Lou Ohlendortf Joyce CJhrt Betty Lou ONQQJ Charles Oman Wrllram Ooms Leo Orr Carol Oswald Carol Ott ohn Padrlla Frank Pagorra Sylvra Pandolfr Kelo Panrcl Mary Pap pas Curtls Parham arol Parker Marlon Arthur Parker Thomas Parker Roberta Parks Andrew Pascarella Annette Pastere Pa trrcra Paterson Mary Patti Doro thy Payne Marlene Peemueller Drana Pelllccronr Leona Pend rak oetta Pentecost udrth Perry ulre Perry Ben Peterson Donald Peterson Ray Peterson oseph Petrarca Lors Petronra Shlrley Pettrlord Halbert Phrllrps Eugene Pica Frances Prergallrnr George Pr Cecelra Porto Frances Pozezanac Patrrcra Preble Barbara Rand Marrlyn Raney Nrcholas Ranlerl ohn Rapsky Constance Ray D metra Raysakrs Marvrn Read Leland Reosor Dorothy Reed Bessre Rice Harry Rrchardson Phrllrp Rrchardson Sue Rrchman Charles Rretveldt Ronald Rrggs Algrs Rrpskrs Wrllram Moore Gaylene Rrz zuto Eleanor Rocha Clara Rohr Ellen Rosenblum Raymond Ros setto Anthony Rossi Arlene Rotondr Dorrs Rucker Lenore Ruder Rlchard Runge Mable Rust Anne Saberhagen Donna Salusbury Elsre Sanders Barbara Sarek Vrncent Sassano Raymond Sauter Ronald Schrllrng Carol Schoon Ronald Schaper ames Schramm Glendel Schroader Melvrn Schultz Paul Schumake oyce Schwerzer ack Scott ean Seely Ruthann Shambo ames Shepherd oan Showalter atrrcra Sreron Marne Srmone amesSrmms Loursesrnopolr ean Srrranr 140 I I . 1 r D I I D .I I I .I . 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