Bloomfield High School - Memories Yearbook (Bloomfield, NJ)

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STEVE A. ATKINS Stove is noted for his curly brown hair and keen sense of humor . . . rooting for the Chicago Cubs or playing golf and basketball fill his spare moments with pleasure . . . enjoys good times with Richard Monsen, John McLough- lin, Dave Ritger, the Rebels, and the Seminoles . . . hopes to become an engineer or a teacher. Key Clubg Intramurul Sports. Q13 ii 5 ,.-k 25,641 to 444126. , ,,., ,V A V 140' ' '.:,...',.. N -wc, ,- , V if, J -' ' f DAVID T. BAGRIER Wavy brown hair and a quiet disposi- tion sum up Dave . . . the activities, classmates Dave Ritger, Don Schindler, John McLoughlin. and gym periods will ,W M ey gi512, f' fgfgii .zf I 45 5 , -ff 11101---' x .H K , i-ix D up Y gif? xi KK WW WILLIAM ng Asnwoafm That quiet, dark-haired fellow is none other than Bill . . . can usually bi: found spending his spare moments bowl- ing or salt water fishing . . . will re- call the friendly atmosphere of B.H.S. and the swell times with Richard Ward and George Mead . . . following gradua- tion he intends to go into the oil heating business. Q Chefs, Club. . i H l it t itil' it' All 0 N .4 P 'N va WALTER BAKER f A quiet, wavy-haired lad is Walt . . . outdoor sports including fishing, hunt- ing, and camping are right up his alley . . . will remember B.ll.S. for the good times had in fifth lunch and thc art room with friends Walt Mt-Garvey and Walt Murphy . . . enjoys reading hor- ror stories and listening to the radio. 'iYou Cmft Tulff' It Wlllz You , Art Conzmillee. Q 1 if be happy remembrances of B.H.S .... -j I 'g ,W s I cheering for the Yankees and partici- ll R pating in baseball, basketball, and foot- N K- ball games occupy much of his time . . . 7 f- '5' ' after attending Seton Hall l'niyi-rsity, he plans to become a certified public ac- countant. Intramural Softball uml Baslfellfall. page 26 LORETTA P. ANZALONE Pretty blue eyes and auburn hair de- scribe Lori . . . it is not unusual to Hnd her cooking. baking. listening to classi- cal records, roller skating or dancing . . . will remember the interesting as- sembly programs, glee club rehearsals and the gym classes at B.H.S .... hopes to attend Newark Girls' Vocational School to become a dietitian. Italian Club: Glee Clubg Leaders' Clubg Biology Clubg 49ers. 'W' 1-T.

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'S I lx ' ' 1 LENNART E. ANDERSON Len is a quiet lad who is always ready with a friendly smile . . . will remem- ber the great times with friends Bob Benedict, Frank Bullen, and Norman Hayward during sixth lunch . . . enjoys working in a restaurant . . . expects to enter the doors of Fairleigh Dickinson College for a course in hotel and res- taurant management, You Can't Take It With Young Foot- ballg Library Club. eniorri Wi, --,-1: 1:-y.g1,-,aims ,, L, ,355 , :ffl 'Yaf- 5 5 4- be 173 jj-2tEf,',:A Q.. ii - September 6, 1950 if ROLLIN H. ARNOUL A blond. easy-going fellow describes Rollie . . . can usually be found dis- cussing cars or collecting pamphlets and pictures of them with pals Warren But- tle, Craig Harris and Jon Hilson . . . fishing and hunting trips in Pennsyl- vania are considered the best way to spend weekends . . . he will recollect the good time with the gang at school . . . he expects that future occupation will be sheep raising. ..1--- --si-----M .-.LY rn- 7 - 4.1.2.-, U JUNE E. ANGEVINE June is a smartly dressed, congenial gal . . . enjoys her many activities with the twirlers and the Tri-Quintus . . . will recollect all the fun she has had at B.H.S. rallies, football and basket- ball games . . . can usually be found, having a coke with her friends at Siems' . . . ,lune's favorite pastime is buying clothes . . . a career in model- ing is ahead for this cheerful lass. Twirlingg Los Hidalgosg German Club. page 25

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.shi si V15 .4 BERNICE C. BARBATO Big brown eye- and a plea-ing person- ality identify Bernie . . . the football games and good times in Honieroom 315 and the art room will lie missed . . . keeps liu-5' in lei-ure time by -wini- rning. sailing. knitting or ice skating . . . is interested in a ear' - , r in art or music. Choirg STUDENT PRINTS fmt! Bank- ing Representfztize: hliozz fill!-li Tale 'I lT'1'th You , Art Conzmflfeeg Cir? Glee Club. eniom Sie ef X 1 Down, girl! 1- tug lf-' NORMA E. BARTH Normal blonde hair and blue eyes ynake- hier a perennial sparkler . . . ghums are Lynne Carroll. Joan Mitchell. and Helen Pfstxel . . . the wonrlerful times at football games and fifth lunch will he happy recollections of , . . goes for roller skating. swimming. and listening to Frankie Laine's record- . . . this gootlsnaturerl gal intends to liuilfl a career in retailing. Homernalring Cfllbf Camera Club. I ' , xx, -3 if!!! L 1 RICHARD D. BARL Dark eyes and a spirite se' of humor best describe Haiigk will miss lunch with churn,s,Richard Grai- inski, Bill Chesney and ,Nardone . . . can usually be-'T6und spendingflax- tra time playing golf or enjoying intra- mural sports al . . heading for a college edllication in-'engineering next fall. ' I c01,fg,Ba5iftb Zgzseballg Ojiicials' C111 21. r ey , .1 r l 4 J l j I page 27