Bridgeton High School - Baconian Yearbook (Bridgeton, NJ)

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M. SEWALL GENTRY l'Gentry Fairton lt's the lrish in him-Sew- all takes after his forefath- ers in their love of hunting. A member of a gunners' club, he keeps six hounds as a hobby and say, we hear he studies voice. DORIS ELIZABETH GILMAN Doris R, D. 3, Bridgeton lt seems that Doris likes a good time better than working. She is always happy whenever she can find something to giggle about. Work and no play is one rule that this miss doesn't follow. RAYMOND GODOWN URGYH R. D. 1, Cedarville Here we have another clerical student whose in- terests range from Popular Mechanics and fiction to high school sports. Ray has been a member of Bridge- ton High's Student Council and is aiming for a book- keeping position. P U T - AGNES E. GOSSIAUX F. RENE GOSSIAUX CARRIE R- GOUI-D Ditty Rene ucflffie ' R. D. 6, Bridgeton R. D. 6, Bridgeton 351 South East Avenue, Bridgeton A charming maiden who, happy and carefree, makes merry the whole day long, Ditty has a secret passion to sing and often gives her friends a chance to hear one of Bridgeton's future operatic stars. V - - -- 11. .. I H-may l SJ' 4 , 4'3 - 1' ' , ' 'iii t C ff lm., . i g: -i ee . llltl Rene, the only boy in the class to possess this French name, has ambled about our campus for four years and during that time he has strolled into the hearts of all who know him. To look at Carrie, one would think her a sedate and reserved young lady, but her very immediate friends know her to be a mischievous and jolly girl. You know, looks are some- times quite deceiving. IDELLA GORSEN Gorsen 470 East Commerce Street, Bridgeton If you like a girl with brains as well as beauty- if you like a girl with poise and self assurance-it you like a girl with a grand sense of humor-you'1l love Idella. IEAN O. GOULD leanie 567 East Commerce Street, Bridgeton lean is always agreeable to Work, to play, or to laugh lean laughs and the world laughs with her. She has a carefree spirit and an impish smile. lean will be remembered for her gaiety, W -X J: I'-5 ,.

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XX I lu if jf-I nj- 5: .2 ff 'his' A, I. -- 1 sa i f .1 5 - SUZANNE G. GALANOS JOHN GKLLAGHER ' FRANCIS GALLE D AL icq Sue I J 7ack'f U- ' L, ' Galle ' , 5 31 SOUg1CliGufe1 Street' 175 Bclfni Sffe5Y,.BEi4d?9fOYl I fl 79 Penn Street, Bridgeton 59 So a tr?sf V t , - L B t rl ge on f5Wim'PYL'. iS ,almost T-he This rather serious mind- H ge on Susie is a friend to all in her own quiet way for she has very little to say. Since she is a modest girl, few know of her artistic ability. fNote this for future refer- ence l . we smallest' boy in our class, but don't Pet size fool you. He's jhst' as enthusiastic as the next fellow. Aviation is his field and it certainly needs more of his kind. ed commercial student ex- pects to enter the field of clerical Work after his grad- uation from Bridgeton High School. He is interested chiefly in stenography and enjoys reading tales of the old West. tion, 5 E ALICE LEA OR KENNEDY REEVES ELAINE S. A KILL CHARLES W. GATES. IR. ' Gg5kj ' 'xBuggy Ga ' Sidney F. I Hardi g Hi l 42 South East Avenue, X N I Bridgeton . l e r s e r v e but YS X fri dly, ea of pure, Kennedy is one of the big H 'lxg ld, a ple sa person men in our class. From his with love y mile, lofty altitude he looks down strong tru fr' ih a upon his classmates with happ outl n lif 5 rid the attitude of the man of xl ful of goo n onc ou the world. One girl rates K, k w her, him as grand NY . 21 Hampton treet, r ,Biweton J - lf li golden htgfyhazel eyes, nd a schoolgirl com- plexion ma-ke for attractive- ness, df on good sense of hu- mor and a gracious person- ality make a grand friend, then our statement of equal- ity equals Elaine, ff Newport Charlie ranks high on B. H, S.'s track and football squads. He dabbles in car- pentry in leisure time and looks forward to farming or coaching as a future occu- pation. His initiative and ability should take him far. . EUBM55 1 iaitigt Il . , - . -Ftwpxg '35 tillitl tit!-gi.'i -- - 5 f Will f7lfJiik,,.:1 I, ,' 5' ' .Ml . -I . .1 3' ll . COITI-

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'WTF a'lflfl'ff' H l ax: . . .1 . tllllllli ,HQ-t H fb r ELIZABETH G. GOY Betty R. D, 5, Bridgeton She brings laughter to our ears-she adds zest to our midst-she beguiles us with her smile-she be- witches us with her con- versation. Betty is truly a lady in every sense of the word. CLAS, and ALFRED GRINER MARGARET K. GREENE Mpeg., 164 Church Street, Bridgeton Pretty red hair, a school- girl complexion, and a smile that just won't come oft- that's Peg on the outside. Good-natured, dependable, and always ready to join in some fun-that's Peg on the inside. ' of f 'i+f:, twirl HAI 1 et Y ,BGL m R D. 4, Bridgeton Alfred is one of that group of industrious labor- ers who go about their work without a great deal of noise or complaining, but who accomplish with great success the tasks which are to be done. -l ve u , Bri eton d a e ics, espe a football. She d esn' ay the game but OK does! Bet often en- ter ains her classmates with a few popular selections on the piano during gym pe- riod. ,t s i r tignteynd to r ar - t fx THELMA LOUISE GREENE Thelma 38 Bergen Street, Bridgeton Laugh and the world laughs with you, weep and you weep alone. There's no danger of Thelma's weeping alone in a corner, for she can forget her troubles and give a big smile to everyone. IZXQ W We A .4 L 15 elif -. f t wil? 1 4. Msg WP K EARL R. GRESSMAN, IR. Gress R. D. 3, Bridgeton Watch out for a red- wheeled Ford because it is probably driven by that blond carefree wizard of the roller rinks, Earl. When Earl is in the crowd, every- body is assured of a good time. 1 l .x, A X 1 . ,A,,.' 'f' ' - 1 'I ' I ' -JA, D X4 1 +L' . An'rHUR fJ. Gnusi-:MEYER lbpltpissvr GQTH 'G,,-,giiez l harlien r l,' Bridgeton 'fG0OfiE'Qf 9 l to ,LB4 lfitfridgeton ,Cl-iarlesds the boy whose, S1arT 'a, taxi business be original- ideas have 'meant cause every time he is ,se Eff? much in the plannmgci he-,htiff-irfxlf 'ot s. Being quite comical by na- ture, he is well liked by all who know him. . Q lNL f ,J ,., f 6- Jo the yearbook. Not qnly his :interests benter around th iArt Roorhy-he maintains ains Scholasticpverage as well' ' ' ' f 3