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

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CONGRESS STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1-Left to right: Michelina De Salle. Doris Rubin, Jacqueline Heckerd, Rose Wiesner, Fred La Prise, Jane De Biasc. Virginia Federici. David Lebowitz, Rita Giampaolo. Dolores Savo, Patricia Wynne, Joan Donnelly. Row 2-Left to right: Fred Scalzo, Dolores Girxu-di, Sam Turiano, June Zarrilli. Donald Boehm, Marie Em'Nn'l, Paul Breidborml, Mr. A. Morris, Kathleen Raiselis, Richard Pierclli, Lucille Webster, Franklin Cooper, Mary Geancy. Mario Montana. CONGRESS GLEE CLUB Row 1-fLeft to right: Joan Jocis, Michelina De Salle, Barbara Jones, Dora Bonitatibns, Patricia Wynne, Pearl Lauria, Mellm Klein, Mollie Ginnnattasio. Mary Rosino, Doris Rubin. Juan Donnelly, Mona McClune. 1Row 2-Left to right: Doris Buttery, Phyllis Scott, Elizabeth Sucheczki, Blanche Ford, Sylvia Schine, Patricia Homin, Nancy Fulton, Sandra Tishler, Jean Snsteen, Jesse Miller. Molly Dworken, Natalie Ciccurelli, Barbara Lundberg, Roberta Cannon, Joan Fiori, Virginia Federici, Juan Petti. Mrs. Gaifney. Adv. Row 3-Left to right: Joan Carrgancllo. Cm-ol Barnes, Marilyn Goodman, Emmy Lon Cassidy. Frances Cervcnansky. Charlotte Suchecki. Phyllis Ginsburg. Amelia D'0stillo, Margaret Schmidt. Claire Belinsky. Rita Di Stasi, Dolores Girnrdi, Kathleen Skopp, Terry Moss, Eleanor Ondeck, Gloria Cummins, Cynthia Richelsoph, Frances George. U53

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EXTRAS CONGRESS CUB .Row 1-Left to right: Sanira Speiser, Terry Moss, Sybil Schloss, Elliott Novak, Sylvia Kursman, Fred Scalso, Margery Lesser, Lester Kosowsky, Edward Schul, Melba Klein, Cynthia Richelsoph. Row 2-Left to right.: Albert Weiner. Diane Rubenstein, Robert Banyan, Kathleen Raiselis, Charles Pettit, Sandra Tischler, Bill Dubee, Jean Eckert, Jerome Adleman, Barbara Strafstrom, Kurt Esser, Nancy Fulton, Paul Breidbord, Natalie Ciccarelli, Michael Spinelli. Row 3--Left to right.: Frances George, Marilyn Goodman, Mary Lou Donahue, Jean Bogen, Rita Di Stasi, Phyllis Scott, Bernice Title, Jane De Biase, June Zarrilli, Sylvia Schine, Donald Moorin, Janice Quinlan, Virginia Federici, Joan Doyle, Dolores Girardi, Rose Wiesner, Isabel Cohen, Rita Giampnolo, Betty Sucec. 1Row 4-Left to right: Joel Mann. Mona McClure, Doris Rubin, Patricia Wynne. Elaine Resnick, Dolores Savo, Dora Bonitatibus, Micheline De Salle, Joan Cagganello, Mary Geaney, Gloria Tallcouch, Bernard Clark. CONGRESS HONOR GROUP -Row 1-Left to right: Vivienne Gladstone, Ronald Lovasz, Janice Quinlan, Kurt Esser, Barbara Olex, Frank Della Cave, .Rosemary Lucas, William Dubee, Marie Emond, David Levy, Kathleen Raiselis, Elliott Novak, June Zarrilli. Row 2-Left to right: Joel Mann, Frefl Stern, 'Sheldon Koton, Mario Del Vecchio, Henry Geer, Bruce Brosler, Rita Giampaolo, Irwin Broudy, Phyllis Scott, Joseph Michalka, Mary Anne Carroll, Alfred 'Di Girolama. Joan Provost, Edwar.l Schul, Edward Specier. Albert Weinstein, Stuart Levy, Joshua Dranoff, Vernon Van Hise. Row 3-Left to right: Rose Critella, Beverly Slalfy, Jeanne Boxzen, Sandra Speiser, Isabel Cohen, Jenny Pinto, Dolores Girardi, 'Claire Belinsky, Lester Koaowsky, Virginia Federici, Joan Doyle, Mary Lou Donahue, Dolores Savo,'Margery Lesser, Kay Cavanough, Betty Sucee, Mary Geaney, Joyce Jacques. U41

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BIT PLAYERS sornomons or-'rxceas S Sitting-Left to right: Gloria De Pietro, Vice-President: Barbara Carlson, Secretary. Standing-Left to right: Joyce Fletcher, Girls' Dir. of Social Activities: Paul Ambrose, Boys' Dir. of Social Activities: James Roche, Pres.: Patricia Kelly, Treas. SOPHOMORE CLASS Literally translated from the original Greek, the word sophomore means a wise fool .- We are of the opinion that, while the sophomores who arrived in Central this September are not yet sages, they are nevertheless far from foolish! They have shown through action, that they are more than capable of planning their activities and K f Adviser-Miss Golias. U61 projects, and of executing their plans in such a way that we have become confident of their possif bilities as a future graduating class. The assured success of the Class of 1949 will be due not only to the individual asbilities of the members of tihe class and to the guidance of their leaders in Central, but also to the training they received before entering the portals of this build' ing.. Most of the present sophomores attended freshman classes at Congress junior High School. The sophomores owe that portion of their edu' cational development to the teachers of Congress as well as to its principal, Miss Agnes Collins. Having arrived in Central in September, the sophomores immediately launched their year's activities with the election of six of their popular