Bridgeport Central High School - Criterion Yearbook (Bridgeport, CT)

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CRITFRION STAFF Reading left to Ru l L First Ram Marcia Mendleson Qarah Seam MTFJIIIIQ Kanaaek Shlalay Max li loas Pvtlason Iwez Raexman Hallie! Kanaaelc Felaeaa Domlnquez Seeund Row le-anet e Jewell Pe-'nl Maller Elf. uma Smith Anne Paul ott M1119 Fllaneue an Rita Mama lunace I ight Marion Holly Norma lacks Franczs Pamsch Irene Flanagan Ethel Shtrwanadt Lthel lxatz Betty Saltman Thand Row Rashl Fe-in Fred Spanven Thomas Shsa Gerson Kaufman Marvin Sparrow Edwin Haflaeh Russell Hanley William Alpern btua Patrick John Wal h George Cru atas John Esposato J amcs Ferfueea Printed 1n Christmas green ink, the issue of December 19th displayed all the gaiety of th holiday season Probably the most outstanding issue of th year was the one whlch appeared on February 14 the da e of Centrals com mcmoration of its twentx Hfth anniversary exents of the day whaeh included the un vealang of a portrait of Robert A Hurley, Governor ofConnect1cut, and an assembly at whnch Governor Hurley and several re nowned alumni spoke A highlight of th issue was a personal message to Central students from the Governor Following an annual custom junior staff members eommanded uae seniors to keep hands off the IDSUL, ot April 17 which was edited entirely by auniors .and sopho mores The final issue of the year was dedie ated to the outgoing senaor class and aats oflieers It provided a souvenir for the 1941 graduates sinee it .ailorded a eomplete outline of all the .aetivat es taking pl aee dur me the seniors last month at Central The peak of SL1ee6Ss was reaehed by the business stall in the .annivers ary issue He aded by K ather1ne Porter, man ager, an Varvmia Kullk, .assistant manager, the mem hers of this division approached the heads of business eoneerns in the city in quest of .advertisements for th paper This duty was often distasteful to the students but the advertismw success proves that they Mr Nelson Gordy, ar' department head supervised the sketchan of cartoons for each produetaon A competent art com mlttee 1ncluded Wllllalm Thomas, Nick laxla, Rose Cubelll Iames Morris, Bettv Saltman, and Robert Patrick Eaeh time an issue appeared, some fifteen hundred copies were distributed and ac eounted for by Russell Hanley, L1I'k,Ul21t1OIl m anaqer, and Thomas qhea, assist ant mana ger Representatives, v hose duty at was to manage Criterion business in the andavidu al home rooms, were elected by the student at the begmmng of the term Composition, busines , and cireulation harmoniously eombined to turn out a bigger .and better Criterion durinv 1240 41 Let us hope it will always be so Forward ever, backward never' 1 A' - ' , 'ra : ' . , -i . ' t. Q Nz , y K ' .- . v ' . , .g 'S' A -A ,S v V, ri. 1 ' .A -, if' .' az 'I ' , - a , z 'fi , ' : , ' , a'- , ' sz , Y 1 'z '.-, s : , 1 as 1 ' . ' - ' K , - ' e 5 e I a ' . , . :L d e ' 1 'Q . a A ' ' ' , 1 a . ' -, k . - , , e ' ' ' . ' e . . s , , s its ' , 2 s ' 1 s s Z ' ' s 'v, I ' . e s '-A A K -- , K -. 1 The issue was given over entirely to the were not easily discouraged. s vs s s l - '- ' , s sf a A W ' - 3 f , . ' - . ', ' C 1 ,' -, , ', V a ' I 1 - s s . ' . ' 1 1 a , 1 .. 1 .f 1. ' ' I' ' . . . , x V . , ' -. N ' Z ss- ' - fs s f ' s 'a ' Q- i s ' 4 ' I e Q I-2 s x ' s I V m x s x 5 ' . ' ' 1 ' A ' . 'a ' ' ' 1 ' ' ' ' :fs ' ' ' e ia 2 'z1izik 2' f Q ' ' ia. . 'mx ' s s ' -' I . s I . ' ' ' 1 , ' 5 1 ' I 3 1 I 'V ' ' 5 w 1 1 T,

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Tho Voice of Student Expression RIAWEEKLY FRITERION EDITORS ruling Ia-fi to Riirht: Rose Fleisher. Mziriv lflziiizigg in omi Murray, Charlotte Shziin. Esther Iirzuim-r. CRITERION To give Central students forecasts on - , future events and resumes on past events, the staff memhers oi our school paper worked ceaselessly throughout the year, puhlishing eight newsy issues. Not rest K4-:ulinu Luft Lo Right: ing on the laurels won hy the 1940 paper, the editors hegan studying newspaper an' alysis early in Septemliei: Miss Jessie W. Duhigg was named to assume the literary advisership held last year hy Mrs, Alice Flanagan. Mr. Glendon R. Good and Miss Emma Magut were the new advisers of the Circulation and Advsrtising divisions. Three scoops for a nickel, was the sales line of the first numher which apf peared on October 24. Exclusive stories on the Sophomore Class elections, Year' hook editors, and the cast of the Senior play were featured. New columns were launched and new ideas incorporated hy an ainhitious staff headed hy Marie Flanagan as managing editor, Esther Brauner and Charlotte Shain news editors1 Florence Rapoport and Rose Sehnitzer feature editors: Rose Fleisher and Tom Murray sports editors. lne: Rievman and Evelyn Light were headline managers. At midfyear, Tom Murray, Charlotte Shain and Florence Rapoport resigned their positions to XVilli.un Alpern, Evelyn Light and lrene kl:iw'ii'ixwski, respectively. The second issue was primarily in honor ol' Central's foothall team and appeared on the day hefore Thanksgiving, I-'irst Row, Miss ldmma Mzmut., Virginia Kulik. Kavherim- Poruer. St-eoiiil Row: Ultra Feliyes, liilith Dowin, Alva lilronszi, Nlzirg l lH.lISf'iHl. I!ai'l-:im Nelson. Vern Solzizzi. Kose Dtblin-iixu. Anno CRITERION BUSINESS BOARD Oliirino.

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