Bridgeton High School - Baconian Yearbook (Bridgeton, NJ)

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S- 4:44 5 .. P. .. ff!fj I5?i' I ,-V 1 Q' 4:2 ,I A j QA f' li llllli J il H-r:.L1i-n- ill' 7 'F 4 ALAN E. CARMAN FREEMAN CARTER VIRGINIA CASPER HOWARD CASSADAY Carman Carter Genny Hop 74 Cottage Avenue, East Avenue, Shiloh R D. 3, Bridgeton 309 South Main Street, Bridgeton Elmer From all appearances, Alan seems quite bashful and shy, but when ac- quainted with him anyone is proud to claim him as his friend. He is very fond of football and shows his in- terest while playing. HELEN CERKOWNYK To sleep or not to sleep -this is Freemans great problem in study hall, Why study? The more you study the less you know. Taking the agricultural course, he is likely to become a farmer. ELSA L. CEULEERS A short time ago Virginia moved to Maryland, but it took her no time at all to miss her Alma Mater. We all were very happy to wel- come her back after that very brief absence. QM Cerkownyk Elsa f e 44 cedar street, 246 Walnut street, -AM ' g crefsffz Bridgeton Bridgeton Tt may truthfully be said that Helen has a vivacious personality and charming Ways. She also has what is better known as happy feet, for she is certainly right at hom n the dance floor. JY V R 1 ,iff .' AY' Elsa's appearance is as appealing as her charming personality. As manager of the hockey squad and vice-president of her class for three years, she has proved herself to be an out- standing member of '41, M 4 A lf the J ft ff' L - . He i Ue Um- is fon f a good time- illing to co- e and work rd to achiev ' is a grand mation of char- acteristics for n p son to possess. .xf Here is the mainstay of the sax section of that pop- ular rhythmic group, the Esquires. Howards love of music has also led him to contribute much to the band and orchestra of his Alma Mater. ALFRED C. CHANNELS Snooks Rosenhayn Avenue, Bridgeton The next will be a waltz for couples only. This is heard frequently from Al- fred as he fulfills his posi- tion at the Radio Barn. Fun comes before everything else and this, makes life worth living.

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E- X, 9 l itil qw I 1 , nga..- 'S- vc 'QS X I I l 1 FRANCIS I, BRADY EgQA'BE'l1Ij BR f JJ MILTON BYER HAROLD CAIN Brady I mPf6S 1 J Milt Chang 64 Nichols Street, 5 M 1 JD. jridqd H JJ 40 Rosenhayn Avenue, 309 Center Street, Elmer Bfldgelon j 'a fold song Bmdgelon Crashl Bang! Thudl lf yor Sometimes Francis seems W ll 59211 1426 lhiSI Will someone tell us why hem' GUY Of H1959 noise to be slow and easy going, l'Therf'P ar smj that there are so few in the don't be alarmed for it' but he usually accom! plishes whatever he starts. He believes that silence is golden, but don't let this confuse you. He likes plen- ty of pep mixed in. II L mak us hhppy. . . Th w 1y's s ile doe. to 5 or s in she' al' if c ,ti world like Milt? l-le's quiet, yet always well-poised and sure of himself with the confidence that comes only by work l any ' . Qi IWK ll! xfrom knowledge acquired rf l 5 5 only Harold Samson Cair the strong man frorn Elmer indulging in his favorite Dastime-weight-lifting ii his private gymnasium. I I f f 5 , GEN5-fc. CAMERON cmmantnz 1. cmvnsi-: ERMA czimpnsit. rruwcrs E. CAMPBELL 'lBeaner 2 Hampton Street, N . xv 1 Bridgeton sf! ' 1 got to be a football hero to get along with a beautiful girl -this certain- ly applies to Beamer His personality wins all who come in contact with him f-le's one of our great stars. Kitty R. D. 5, Bridgeton Kitty is very reserved and quiet so none except her closest friends know what she is thinking, and some- times even they are baffled, Kitty is never in a hurry, she takes things as they come. 5- iv Hsoupieu Dividing Creek 'S6upie's company is always sought and enjoyed a great for she is indeed lover of fun. Akparties, dances, between and yes, even in classes, classes, she makes her presencegfelt by her dynamic personality. Q., Camel R D. 3, Bridgeton It you should go to the chemistry lab and see a tall, husky lad in a corner surrounded by a group of girls, dont get the wrong impression. lt's only Fran- cis assisting the girls again. nfl' 'ii ill' 'digg'

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Ef7M'dff r, ,K 43 -It x 1. X , 7'1 bm 1 lillll l ll 1 5 ' I , ' on :C 'QV ,' A 1? ll c ALICE MAE CLARK ANNE ROBERTA DOROTHY M. COLE ARVILLE CONAWAY Claude C1-EMENT0 'lDot Bill 66 Washington Street, nA'mleH 340 Fayette Street, Cedarville Bridgeton 33 Eagle Street, Bridgeton I Bridgeton Throughout his four years From the variety of coif- fures Alice displays, she must spend her spare time trying the newest fashions. She is particularly neat in her appearance and rarely does she wear the same outfit twice in succession, Size is no way io meas- ure Anne's capacity for work. She is just about as big as a minute, but she is always on hand, willing to help, when there is some- thing to be done. K , f M .ei wlgfi Silence is golden. This is the theme by which Dot, a loyal friend if there ever was one, conducts her ev- eryday life. Her dignified ways, which have won many friends, tower above all her assets, ELLA COOK 0 COR LL VERNON COUCH Cookie ' om ' My Skige Cedarville l Oak tr , Br g on 60 Division Street, B 'd Cookie is a steady, e ' gs e e s H geion practical - minded person, w , s e L es ell,Il Y0de1-de.1Qy.ee-Ol Couch She is not merely a chip Whether tls s ' icated WGS never in the Alps but off the old block but she is actre e qt V' gil We'll venture to say if he the old block itself. As you si nt, a usi - ever goes there he'll be observe from her picture, gra o t in ' dli- some Swiss maidens big she is a slender blonde. nes t we nee e can moment, He can yodel, al s depe Mary dance, and play pranks. Annu g , A I' A . '15 is N P. 2 L' - is j 'L' ' ' i Ir' ,V .,-' ..-.l my: - if A ':' .gli 'H if . . it ssfitzfzgyuli.. 4 ,,..--ig :J . in B. H. S, Conaway has struggled with everybody, especially teachers, in a fu- tile attempt to get them to spell his name as it should be. At last he has it. Ar- ville Conawayf' WILSON P. CREAMER, IH. Hawk Morton Avenue, Rosenhayn Tall, dark, and slim de- scribes Wilson, Although he doesn't live in that small town with the big welcome, he is called the Sheik of Elmer. He seems quiet but truthfully, he is a neat fel- low,