Bogota High School - Purple B Yearbook (Bogota, NJ)

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X YZ Class Omcers xv Class o 34 . EPTLMBTR 1990 saw a group of axx ed and green freshmen com '51 posed of graduates of Bogota and Little Ferry schools scurrying E A tl rough the corridors of B H S fearful lest they be late to their L A, next class These same lowly rrodden freshmei of foui lon years ago are now the dignified and sedate Seniors of 34 ibout to le ue their old Alma Mater and enter into the broader md x ister School of Experience Let us ponder a bit At our first meeting with the aid of our class adxisers Mrs Turlington and Mr Hance we selected the oflicers who were to Guide us through our first year in Bofrota High School They xx ere Ex elyn St rhl president Rav Roberts xice president Philip Roberts secretrry treisurer Llla M rstilv ind Roger Decheniux xx ere chosen to represent us on the A. A. Adxisory Bond. For the student council xxe elected Elva Freile Kenneth Higgins and Alfred Anderson. On March 10 our class through the courtesy of L. Bamberger ts: Co. presented a fashion shoxx. This xx as something entirely nexv setting a prece- dent for all freshmen classes but due to the splendid co-operation of Mrs. Turkington and Mr. Hance it was a gr 1t success both socially 'ind hnanciallx. In our sophomore year students from the Maywood schools were added to our fold. In that year we elected as our class officers: Thomas Mcfadden president' Ann Gannon vice-president' Lloyd Fitzsimmons secretary-treasurer. Our gala ex ent of the year the Sophomore Hop , turned out to be a great success. Our faculty advisers due to the oeparture of Mrs. Turkington were Miss Nast 'ind Mr. Hance. During the third step on the ladd r of B. H. S. our otlicers were: Cildo b president' Ella Mastik vice-president' and Robert Freebody secretary- treasurex The outstanding social event of the year was the annual Prom, given by the juniors every year for the departing seniors. As can be deter- mined by asking any of the participants, this was another scalp to be added to our growing belt of successful social ventures. Page Si.r-tcm

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XWA 0 wxxx As our cl rss OH'-1LldlS for the long and yet all too short last lap dow n the trlclc of B H S we elected for presrdent Thom lS l-Illlam xrce presrclent fx 1 Heclcel secretlry tre1surer Ella MdSflk We opened trus ycrr wrth r banc puttrng on a beneht show at the fox Theatre Hd'lxCHSlLlx th rt sm rshed rll prevrous records at tnclcet sellmv rt was a tremendous success md started us off strongly Next amc the annual senror play The Touchdown coached md pro duced by that perpetual hrt producer Mr Reed who has never yet put a flop on the road The Touchdown was no exceptron As a matter of fact rt w as the first trme rn the hrstory of dramatrcs at Bogota I-hgh School har exen after there were extra seats put up there were strll scores of people lert standrng Later on the One Act Pl ly Contest was produced with the Senrors grxrnb III exceedrngly credrtable performance We are now slow ly but surely approachrng Commencement that magr ex cnt wnrch means so many different thrnqs to everyone of us but one thumb to ill of us the launchrng upon that great adventure of Lrfe We hrmlv belrexe however that wrth the trarnrnv and bacrcground whrch our own BOL7Otl Hrgh School hrs rmparted to us none 0 us shall haxe the slrsjhtest c use to fear and we shall o forth readv to acc pt all challenges that thcsc perrlous tunes may offer NIISS NAST NI ,Zd X7 Page Seaenteefz r - -2 -, 2 1 - 1 ' 1 ' f rr- . . ., f - , 1 2 ' g ' r - ' X K, . 1 - . ,, -, . - . .- , , - sf 1 1 . 1. , c 4 , . 4 4 Xl' , J, i Y 1 1 1 , , , V V 2 , 3 1. ' ' of ' L7 . V ,f F. 1 , . - 1 , - , - ' ' , L X X . ., ., A 7 ' v I 1. 1. - - , 1, - H 1 . . , 7 1 1 1 . ' r 1 . ' 1 , - , 1 - 1' ' A 1' 17 ' a L Q 2 1 ' ' ' . I F , 1 fm 11 ' W 1 'A ' ' .7 ., gi 7 it 2 ' ' d . 1 . . , . . I . , 1 , . . 1 v ' 33 1 , ' 1 ' 1 If - , , 1 ' - O c 1 . , L K' 21 - , 7 , , , , . -6, , - , , , , -1-.