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Fred M. Amrine Joseph J. jingle Miss Isabelle john H. Charlton Simon Taflan Inskeep SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Fred M. Amrine, president of the class of '39 has the distinctive honor of having held that office four years. Fred is an honor student, having been chosen for the National Honor Society. He is also a member of the Hi-Y, Debate Club, Annual staff, Band, Orchestra, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, French Club, Journal Club, B Club, and the basket- ball team. Beanie likes to ride musi- cal hobbies, has twice had part in the operetta, and has decided to spend his later years as a banker. Joseph John Jingle, who usually answers to just plain Jingle, is our vice president. He is an active member of the Science Club, Hi-Y, baseball team, Annual staff, Class Basketball team and took part in the gym exhibi- tion. He is also president of the Com- merce Club. His hobby is riding in a Model-T and his one ambition is to become really ambitious. Miss Isabelle Inskeep has been our class advisor for three years. Our thanks for her patience and guidance. John Harold Charlton, secretary of the class, is another active senior. He is a member ofthe Hi-Y, Journal Club, annual staff, Commerce Club, National Honor Society, Science Club, and has taken part in the Junior and Senior class plays, gym exhibition, and inter- class basketball tournament. Jack's hobby is having panel discussions with a certain someone UD. His ambi- tion is to be make-up artist for Hedy Lamarr. Simon Taflan, Si to you, is our class treasurer, having held that posi- tion for two years. He is a member of the Hi-Y, Glee Club, National Honor Society, Annual Staff, and the basket- ball team. He has also been football manager as well as cheerleader, and participated in the gym exhibition. Si's hobbies are hunting and fishing and his ambition is to be president of a large firm.
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an .ii 4' 1 CLASS I-IISTCDRY In September, 1935, we entered Bridgeport High School as freshmen. As we prepare for graduation as the senior class of 1939, let us pause to review some of the events of our high school career. Our advisor for that first year was Miss Elsa Seibert. Under her super- vision we elected the following officers: President, Fred Amrine, Vice president, Roy Green, secretary-treasurer, Waneta Britton, and social chairman, Dorothy Morrow. Our class numbered about one hundred-sixty-four students. We chose the lilac for our class flower, and purple and white for the class colors. For our motto we selected It can be done. Following Miss Seibert's marriage, Miss Inskeep became our advisor in our sophomore year. Our officers were: president, Fred Amrine, vice president, Adrienne Hoover, secretary, David Marker, and treasurer, Mary Alice Paull. We sponsored several skating parties and also a class party, which everyone en- joyed. We were also quite active in school clubs, sports, and musical organiza- tions. The officers for the Junior year were: president, Fred Amrine, Vice- president, Orris Morgan, secretary, Eileen Stilwell, treasurer, Simon Tafian. The class play Lindy Lou, was given on February 4th, 1938. This was a three-act comedy under the capable direction of Mrs. Varnes. The cast in- cluded Madelyn Reynolds, Eileen Stilwell, Violet Hall, Julia Sinovich, Grace Shaw, Flo Jackson, Bill Fell, Kenneth Maxwell, Jack Charlton, Jim Porterfield and Ralph McAfee. The climax to our Junior year was the Junior-Senior Prom, for which we worked long and hard. It was given at the Eagles Hall on May 27th, and was quite a success. Our Senior year has been the happiest and busiest of all. The Sunnyhill has taken much of our time and effort. For we, like every other senior class have determined to make our book as good or better than its predecessors. The editor, Orris Morgan, and his two assistants, Jennie Gherasin and Eileen Stilwell, have directed the production, while Waneta Britton and Elmer Miekowski, as business managers and assistant, have taken care of the financial worries connected with it. Qur officers for this year have been: president, Fred Amrine, vice president, Joe Jingle, secretary, John Charlton, and treasurer, Simon Tafian. Our class play, Comin' thru the Rye , was presented on December 8th, 1938. The cast included several who had taken part in last year's play. It was directed by Mrs. Varnes. This year. also s-aw the organization of an active chapter of The National Honorary Society with a membership of seventeen. The Junior-Senior Prom and Alumni Banquet will be the last social ac- tivities of the year. After that come the Baccalaureate Sermon and Com- IYICIICCIYICIIIC. With this book, the record of our senior year, our class history, ends. How- ever, with each graduate will remain the memory of happy, busy days we spent as students of Bridgeport High.
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Marguerite Adams - Nickname-Rim. Organizations - Commerce Club, Science Club, Class volley-ball, scholarship team. Hobby-Dancing. is AmbitionfTo be successful. Harry Artman Nickname-Harry. Organizations - Journal Club, Class Basketball, Hi-Y, Senior Class Play, Gym Exhibition. Hobby-Fishing, hunting. Ambition-Machinist. Beatrice Ferda Barclay Nickname-Bea Organizations - Home Econom- ics, Girl Reserves, Commerce Club, Science Club, Class basketball and volley-ball. Hobby-Skating. Ambition - To do something worth-while. Bettie Louise Bishop Nickname-Eddie. Organizations - Home Econom- ics, Glee Club, Girl Reserves, Com- merce Club. Hobby-Collecting snap-shots. Ambition-Become housewife. John Louis Blatnik Nickname- Nonnie. Organizations - Journal Club, Baseball, Basketball, B Club. Hobby-Baseball. Ambition-Major League Base- ball Player. Anthony james Bradley Nickname-Tony. Organizations - Commerce Club, Class Basketball. Hobby-Collecting stamps, and going to a theatre. Ambition-To be a success in whatever I undertake. james Ronald Caruth Nicknamcfjim. Organizations - Football, Class basketball, B Club. Hobby-Reading Sport Books. Ambition-To be a Pro ball player. Ruth Frances Arkle Nickname-Rulliie ,Organizations - Girl Reserves, Commerce Club, Home Economics, Class volleyball. HobbyxPlaying the piano and cooking. Ambition+To be a dietician Ruby Mae Baker Nickname-Baker. Organizations - Girl Reserves, Science Club. HobbyiCollecting poetry. Ambition--To be a success. William Ellis Bertram Nicknameallaniel Boone. H0lJbyfHunting, fishing, and firearms. . Ambition-To be a Forest Ranger in Yellowstone National Park. Virginia Ann Bland Nickname-Ginny. Organizations - Girl Reserves, Class basketball. HobbyfReading. Ambition-To be successful in life. Harold W. Boyles Nickname-Oxsie. Hobby-Hunting, Hshing, and firearms. Ambition-To be head man in a slaughterhouse. Waneta Britton Nickname-Squire. Organizations - Girl Reserves, Stuclent Council, Commerce Club, Business Manager of the Annual. Hobby-Dancing with the Ice Man. AmbitionfTo be a jitterbug. Earnest Nolaver Chambers Nickname-Ernie. Organizations-Class basketball. Hobby-Art and music. Ambition-To be a surgeon or orchestra leader.
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