Bloomfield High School - Memories Yearbook (Bloomfield, NJ)

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MABEL V JENKINS A B A M Spanrsh Adros y buena suerte thats Spanrsh teacher Mrss Jenkrns farewell to the Class of 55 rn addrtron to marn tarnrng rn her rnterest rn the language arts thrs energetrc member of the far: ulty also tlnds trme for qardenrng pho tography and travel Senror Grrl Reserves RUDOLPH L KNAKAL A B A M Brology Chemrstry Gu dance e tdents of BHS wrll long member handsome blue eyed Knakal lor hrs rnexhaustrble supply of humor and excellent rnstructron home Improvements photoqraphy and lrstenrng to a wrdely varred musrc col lectron take up hrs free hours Class of 1957 Advrser ALICE Y JOHNSON A B A M French B H S students are extremely fortunate rn havrng for therr French teacher the hrghly capable and versatrle Mrs John son entertarnment of forergn guests a collectron of forergn stamps lcnrttrng travel and a keen enroyment of sports are among her many and varred drversrons French Club CABOT D KENDALL A B A M U S Hrstory Broad shouldered sandy harred bass vorced Mr Kendall rs the very rncarna tron of an hrstorrcal flqure krnd but stern hrs prercrng vrvrd blue eyes alone can marntarn order rn hrs classes known for hrs varred sports actrvr tres and flne teachrng techniques Hr Y Club Tennrs Golf ALBERT F KOEHLER Draftrng The extremely varred rnterests of busy Mr Koehler ranqe from genealogy to gardenrng to crafts to antrques although a Related Arts teacher hrstory rs really hrs favorrte lersure trme sub ec hrs retrrement thrs June wrll truly be a loss to B H S Supervrsor of lndustrral A ts rn Bloomfield Related Arts Department Charrman 18 ic -1 FLOYD T JORDAN A B A M U S Hrstory A versatrle and hrghly regarded teach er wrry Mr Jordan has a wellknown afllnrty for subdued bow tres most students wrll agree on hrs great sense of humor albert very subtle often speaks of teachrng days rn a one room schoolhouse Youth Week Boys and Grrls State Crtrzenshrp lnstrtute 4- J'Q N1 - -ev, 1 X . 1 ' f - . . t . , - , n s , . rr . rr- 1 - I ' - - I I A - 1 U ' r - . A I I - ' - I I r r ' I . I ' ' . - - . . . , , . ., . . . V . . I . , . . I 1 ' r 1 1 ' ' ' ' N Th S U . . . I Ye- . . . U U ' .- , V Mr. ' ' ' . . . . .- I .I I . . y . I I . . . . . - K , il , . B.S. 'V , i , I 1 1 . . . . , . . r . I r ' , p-...,- J

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6 VERSES P. GRILL A.B. English Helpful advice and a flrm but friendly classroom manner make Mrs Grill fa tar to all at B when not busy around school thus teacher spends Ietsure moments readmg or gardentng Future Teachers of Amerrca Typrng Petute Muss Hynson s lavorute occupation RAYMOND W HARTMAN A B A M Instrumental Musn: Musrc Theory Famtllar to B H S students for his out standtng work wnth the band and or chestra tall amtcable Mr Hartman IS even better known to his students for hrs tnslstence on constant practnce spends spare tnme at sportlng events and rn hrs workshop Swrng Serenaders Small lnstrumen tal Ensembles WINIFRED HUNT Z 'JP- Merchandrsmg lntormatlon BERYL E HUNTE Stenography Secretarral Practice Another of this years trtendly vtva crous newcomers to BHS Mtss Hunt spent two years ln the WAVES before dectdmg upon a career tn educatnon travelmg and theatre golng occupy thus young teacher when not busy help Ing her students Careers tor Secretarres A B A M Algebra Geometry Although pleasant soft spoken Mlss Hunte enloys mathematucs tremendously her secret love us really the study l phtlosophy her quiet smlle and en couragmg words wall long be remem bered by her students Math Club KATHLEEN L HENTZ B S M S Guidance As head of the guldance department wellllked Mass Hentz plays a truly rm portant role tn the aflatrs of B H S when not busy advlsunq a tumor gurl on a matter concerntng her future thus octave teacher lakes to read travel or attend the theatre Guidance Department Chorrman Class of l956 Adviser ELLEN R HYNSON Speech Dramatrc Arts s workung wuth eccentrlc and tunlov :ng students at play rehearsals her drama mterests extend to attendung and acttng tn plays a great sense of humor and a wonderful smlle make her another well known faculty member Senror Play Senror Forum Operetta

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PAULINE N. LAFERRERA A.B. Basic Math, Plane Geometry, Algebra A new member of B.H.S.'s Math De- partment, Miss Laferrero finds algebra class the best part of the day . . . all who know her say she rates a strike on and off the bowling alley where she spends some leisure hours . . . when not working for her A.M. this ambitious, young teacher also enjoys reading. LOREN E LEEK English Journalism Neatly tailored clothes a flashing smile vivacsous charm a contagious laugh and a very sympathetic manner bespcak tall willowy Miss Leek among the busiest of teachers she somehow finds time for such out :de en loyments as the theatre and reading STUDENT PRINTS Literarv Adviser WARREN H LOWANS BS AM Health Drivers Education Physical Education lt seems as if almost everybody in B H S knows broad shouldered Coach Lowans o familiar figure as head football coach he I5 noted both for his great teams and the fine men he molds still retains an interest in flying from his Navy days Head Coach Football Team Assist ant Coach Baseball Team 1 PATRICIA M LYTLE Secretary Central Office Tall pretty Miss Lytle is our rnost recent addition to the secretarial stag having been graduated from BHS gust last year an avid baseball fan she will be best remembered for her pleas mg personality and quiet efficiency ,ay PAUL E. LOVEN A.B., A.M. U.S. History, Consumer Education Dividing his many talents between his tory and managing the school store Mr Loven is always kept busy as patiently answered all of our many questions regarding consumer buying and Income tax Junior Achievement School Store GEORGE H MADDEN B S M Ed Bookkeeping Business Law Typing An easy aoung and kindly manner plus a keen sense of humor odd up to toll Mr Madden when not busy with classes or BHS banking repre sentatives this busy faculty member may be found trying out a new camera or a new recipe School Savings uv Nr. nm K JOURNAL cnannncnrrvxs-.f.L,C,'-, f--s mums aan un P4115 nm W1 pq- 1 I . A.B. ' , , I . . I . . V I ix , . . . , I K- . . . . ,, X f it ' .?. , ., . . . , . , , . . ., . . - - - , f - . - I A I I ' ' I . . ' u 1 ' I . - . . ' ' ' ' I . . . U - . f . ' I ' - . . . , ' , : ' ' - - I I ' . ' -1 -gag ' f- - . .ge -v . ,, ihyrze I S f 'j:LLh,, nwncuvnu vonviincf: fi , f' f f 1 ' ii f - , gc 'f .V 33-,-,-em. lg - - .1 H E ---- ' 1 4 1 iui 15. W c 1 , 'x ' 1 .M ' 1 R - . A ii AL. x . SW.