Bridgeton High School - Baconian Yearbook (Bridgeton, NJ)

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,pn-..-.- ws- - , J-. av EM IES: MBL ELIZABETH F. ADAMS x'Betiy l36 Walnut Street, Bridgeton Betty, an active commer- cial student, has an even, well-regulated disposition. She says there is a time for everything, and when it's time to laugh we'll laugh, and when it's time to talk, we'll talk. ANNE ALEXWICH nAnneH l5 Nichols Street, Bridgeton For Annes chief interest, its probably a toss-up be- tween hockey and basket- ball. She is lively and full of pep and has a very con- tagious l a u g h f which doubtlessly accounts for her many admirers in B H S. CLASS HELEN M. ANTHONY Tony North Main Street, Elmer Helen, generally called Tony by her friends, is forever brightening her cor- ner. We often see her in a jolly mood, full of mischief, with a gleeful giggle that resembles very much a per- son singing scales. 1 r xt- . tif! , 'A ggi ,- '- , t' . 5 vllE :fdll!ill :li?ll ', 9 - HELEN MAY APPLEGATE Applegate l97 North Pearl Street, Bridgeton Charm strikes the sight and merit wins the goal. Helen lives up to these re- quirements for she is not only charming in manner but is also an intelligent individual who aims to reach her goal. MILLARD C. AMBRUSTER Brewey 232 Broad Street, Elmer 'He who has a light heart lives long, the saying goes and to no person could this better apply than Millard, who is always smiling and seemingly has a heart as light as a feather. IOSEPHINE APRIL NIO, , Carmel All earnest students are not boring, because Io's unique wit stands unex- celled. Although she's working diligently to pre- pare herself for a college education, Io can be fully depended upon to partici- pate in a good time. , I 'S to 1 FRANK G. AMARANTO Frank 297 North Laurel Street, Bridgeton This lad may convinc sedat you that he's a very and prim young man. Don let him fool you. He is c cheerful and carefree as l' canwell be and get with it CIWC E MARIORIE B. AVIS Margie 103 Broad Street, Elmer A mantle of quiet coi ceals a world of persona ity. Marjorie is not a grin or bookworm, on the cor trary, she takes an activ part in many extra-curricu lar activities. The band i her chief interest. I

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Have ou ever seen .f 17 I E' ' sh' fg. ,. 103 New ' on r s fet q Jecgtain is re but tries re e t e o osite effect Pla ng a g d joke on someo e ng a rousing argument in retail selli g class rd his greatest DORIS M. BALLINGER Ballinger 129 Oak Street, Bridgeton When a task is to be ac- complished speedily and efficiently, Doris can do it, You can rely on her for whatever you want done and she is Willing to shoul- der any useful work with- out hesitation. RICHARD M. BACON Dick 117 Hampton Street, Bridgeton Dick is one of those hap- py - go -lucky persons, al- ways seeking to find a way out of study hall. He usu- ally finds it, tool Lateness to him is merely incidental. His pranks and jokes al- ways bring snickers. P ll ANNA L. BARCUS 'lAnn 139 South Laurel Street, Briclgeton Y Anna cut the rug ? If you haven't, you certainly should. Besides her danc- ing ability, she is an active student participating in the many activities which are sponsored by numerous school organizations. v , --'Tv 'J , CHARLES ROBERT BAILEY Bob 475 Irving Avenue Bridgeton To outsiders Bob often appears quiet and unas- suming, but to close friends he's really loads of fun. A practical joker noted for his pranks, this young man loses very little sleep be- cause of worrisome studies. GENEVA MILDRED BATTERSBY 'lGennie 187 North Pearl Street, Bridgeton Geneva's personality is her greatest asset. She is charming and well-liked by all persons who know her, Her choice of clothes and hair styles, things which accent her appearance, are chosen with good taste. ELIZABETH BAITINGER Betty R. D. 5, Bridgeton Wherever Elizabeth goes, she likes to have a good time and whatever she does she does it in a happy manner. Everyone who knows her likes her pleas- ing and good-natured ways, Shes a blonde, boys. AGNES B. BAZAN ..Aggie., R. D. 1, Millville Enter Aggie, a country girl with peaches and cream complexion and hon- est-to-goodness n a t u r al curls. Maybe you've seen her blond head bent over a book, but it's more likely that you've heard her chuckle. UUT5 5e'!!Y7ll'1ff' -Lg TEH 'W :Q ,l l ' i ., lt 1, LW ' L A-. f .' .lvlg - ' 1 '. . 1.5 -N. ,Ht if-V--1 Avg sr-AL, . 1 eff! 5 fiiifhf 1 3 33131 4' . ', t' Yr: