Bloomfield High School - Memories Yearbook (Bloomfield, NJ)

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MA RY GORMAN Mary She was as good as she was fair. Mary is every hody's friend though she is seen mostly with Gertrude and Anita. She is an honored member of the Lat- in Club and is always saying, YVhat's the odds ? l MARIE MULLIGAN Marie A quiet tongue showeth a wise head. Marie is fond of study and ll lirm follower of the Irish. She believes in the Home Rule and anyone who agrees in this question with her is all right. Long live Ireland! 13 ARTHUR H AM PTO N Art As he grew up from small to tall, So grew he in from fat to thin. Att is an all 'round good fel- low. He is thought to be a little bashful, but, well, I guess we don't know. He is a very consistent student and stands well with all his teachers as with all his classmates. li'l'llEI, TERIIUNIC Terry Good nature is the very air of a good mind. Terry is one of the best sports going. She stars in everything. She is captain of our senior basketball team, and president of the Latin club. VVith Terry there is a little swang to everything. ilfefof

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l.. A......f Qdldlt filmwa WILLIAM BERGER Bill He maketh excuses throughout the day. Considering it the only way. If Bill did not come unpre- pared once in a while and thus be forced to bluff his way out we would certainly miss some very fine examples of quick thinking a la Munchausen. But withal Bill finds it no trouble to rank among the first students of his class. EDITH BRISCOE Edie Still idle with a busy air. Edith likes to argue and she generally wins -- so beware. She has many friends and never worries. Why should she--being the fourth student on the honor roll? Our senior basketball also claimed her at- tention, and we admit she was almost indispensable to the team. MARIE GAFFNEY Mutt 'lWhy should life all labor be P Marie likes to talk and have agood time. She also likes French people and French letters. Marie is going to be a 100 per cent. stenographer, so they say. Well here's wishing you luck Marie. ALVIN DODD Al The world knows nothing of its great men. Al gained fame as manager of this year's football team. His work in this line disclosed great possibilities as a second Mc- Graw. Keep it up Al, and soon the management of a team will be your least accomplish- ment. Q ll 12-

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O VVILLIAM TIDEMAN Bill Loud the laugh of scorn. From those lips unshorn. Bill is of such a happy dis- position that he laughs at everything from his lessons to his teachers. Without his smiling countenance some pe- riod would surely be dark ones, especially French. I , X n H. X . Jil' X V I .in ' f FLORENCE VVHIGHTMAN Florence Music hath its charms. Florence likes music as well as athletics. She played on the senior basketball team and is also in the orchestra. Florence says I'll say so. 14 MADGE WIGHTMAN Madge Strong in body, in athletics skilled. Madge is one of our athletes. She is on our senior basketball team and can certainly play a good game. And you ought to hear her argue against Child Labor of to-day in Economics class. She wins every time. any WWA, IRVING WRIGHT Irv. His military knowledge pass- eth all understanding. Irv tells us he aspires to be a surgeon, but judging from Boy's Talk he would make a lirst class general. Never mind Irv, stick to ,it and you will be a far famed saw-bones before long. He who laughs last laughs best. , . ,, R9 Stf.,.LK,',,'.4W12 O