Bloomfield High School - Memories Yearbook (Bloomfield, NJ)

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THE FOOTBALL QUEEN DANCE The climax ot the football season was celebrated in the colorful and successful Football Queen Dance on November 21, 1953. Our queen, Patty Diess, was chosen by the student body from six candidates. Her court included Barbara Skeen, Louise Jorda, Diane Siccardi, Ginny Melito, and Isabel Smith. D. Siccardi. LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Maressig P Diessg B. Coftey. xlf Are there any additions or corrections? LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Skeeny L. Jorda, l. Smithg P. Diessg V. Melito,

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5 i L Lil 1- -. fffff 1'a Qs - ,Q 1 LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Teller, J. Funding Miss Dennison, Adviser, J. Camarata, P. STUDE T COUNCIL f 7' lf' 26 Mack, P. Williams. Do you like the assemblies and the rallies? Thank the Student Council. The council raises funds by holding dances. One of the main events of this school year was the Football Queen Dance last fall. Last Spring, the council sponsored a variety show. The one-hundred members meet twice a month to plan these events and to discuss and to settle any complaints that come up. The officers plus a few privileged members made a trip to Rutgers to attend a meeting of the New Jersey Association High School Councils. By attending various conferences, they pick up ideas for improving our council and school. Under the direction of Miss K. Dennison, the council's adviser, they hope to put some of these plans to work for the future student councils. President, J. Camaratag Vice-President, P. Williams, Recording Secretary, J. Fundin, Corresponding Secretary, P. Mack, Treasurer, D. Teller. nu mu 72 11' x-9, We will now have the minutes of the last meeting.

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,-A if 4-Lv-, . ART STAFF TO RIGHT: R. DeMiIia, E. Glowczynski. LITERARY STAFF J I . 1-' -fi? 'C'- , f X' EDITORS LEFT TO RIGHT: Standingwl. DeRyderg T. Ruvog B. Schoelerg C Hughes. Sitting-E. Hump Miss L. Leek, Adviser, G. Fiore R. Hansen. STUDE T PRINTS Do you want to know what's going on in B.H.S.? Just pick up the STUDENT PRINTS cmd you'lI find the answer The stafli and Miss Loren E. Leek are constantly trying to find ways in which to improve the issues by comparing it with other school papers in the area. Representatives of the paper attended the Columbia Scholastic Press Association meeting in the spring, the Scholastic Press Association of New Jersey meeting at Upsala, and the Fairleigh Dickinson Conference. The one hundred staIT members are led by G Fiore, Editor-in-chief, C. Hughes, Associate Editor, F. Chl chester, Feature Editor, R. Bongo and M. Braker, Co-Sports Editors, E. Ham, Photography Editor, R. Hansen, Copy Edi tor, E. Glowczynski, Art Editor. LEFT TO RIGHT: Standing-First Row-G. Vogt, J. Hallgarthg J. McKinnon, R. Morganp A. Wolf, C. McKenzie, I. DeRyderg C. Kelly. Second Row-J. Kulpag J. Fielder, M. Johnstone, R. Duriahg J. Willis, J. Kestingg B. Zahour, S. Hockg J. Skroski, R. Boeckg F. Mayer. Sitting-J, Wallace, J. Ragland, C. Wellesg L. Rahenkampg V. Bracken. I I A-1-F 4?- .3 . I Ti . v fn