Bridgeton High School - Baconian Yearbook (Bridgeton, NJ)

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ALlCE J. BERRY Berry l57 S. Easf Ave., Bridgefon l-lere is iusf fhe sor'r of a Friend one likes lo have. Alice is very eliicienf, co-operalive, and dependable. Whenever she is given any work la do, I+ is done quickly and well. X Z J' Y Q I LOUIS G. BLIZZARD Hoody Cedarville Lou is anofher one of our loofball men who mode a name for fhemselves on fhe gridiron. l-le spends his spare 'rirne working around boals and may be a sea capiain some day. som-r v. sis:-for Bash 20 Charles Sf.. Bridgefon Edith has a brillianf smile and a cordial Hello fha? makes everyone like her. She is very ambifious, and we also hear lhal she sings very well. Won? you sing for us, Edith? sf Gw X if i 1- ,SMS ef fi is J Jfvm, cv JQ. . A, .' f ' '- ef... . . ' if . ,',rc.-xfdswllf 51,8 4 TIL - fifjxyyt I . I. :L Q I Wy,-:.:b. ADAM T. BOCZAR l.aZonga 477 N, Pearl Sf., Bridgeron Everybody knows Adam, lhe lellow who is always ready and willing lo give any help he can, As a Baconian lypisl, he was mosl generous wiih his work-and mos? accurale. foo. LUTHER JOSEPH BLANDINO Nunz 346 N, Laurel Si.. Bridgeion Nunz proved 'rhal dyna- mife comes in small packages when he smashed his small frame againsi lhe opposiiion and continually sfopped fhem. He will long be remembered for his fine foofball abilify. fe MARIE E. BLAUE Marie II7 Oak Sf., Bridgefon Marie fwirled 'rhe balon in ron? of our high school band and did a fine iob of il, foo. In addilion +o this, she played on lhe hockey and baskelball learns. B. H. S. will miss her. II L A 5 S RUTH BODINE Ruih I9 N. Pearl Sf., Bridgefon Whenever lhere is a sound of laugh'rer, you may be sure Rufh is in fhe midsf of if. lf is her love of fun and people fha? has made her popular lhroughou? lhe school. CHRISTINE BOICE Teeny I66 Hampfon S+., Bridgelon Christine is a frue friend, good alhlefe, and oufsianding s+uden'r. Work may come hard. buf she slrives unlil if is well done, We need more like her lo do lhis world's many fosks. x 23 i

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,Ohm ,Y E C' ' I MILTON B. AARON Milton R. D. I, Carmel Milton is a quiet lad with nany triends. His whole being seems built around an ancient proverb: Peace can conquer anything. We hope that in the tuture he will enioy hap- piness. 31 it RITA ELIZABETH AUSTEN Rita R. D. 4, Bridgeton Rita is very much interested in art and almost always can be tound in the art room in her leisure hours. I'-Ier modesty and quiet nature hides from many the knowledge of her artistic ability. IlF'4E MERVIN SMITH BALLINGER Bones I29 Oak St., Bridgeton With a personality that at- tracts people and with a knack tor cheering people, Mervin has been popular in school. l Ie's the kind of fellow we need to have around in these troublesome times. MARIE SUE BARLAM Marie Cedarville Marie, a cute girl with brown hair and brown eyes, is otten seen answering the telephone in study hall. She is well liked and was a most reliable senior manager of the hockey team. ELLEN ELIZABETH BAILEY Banty R. D. 4, Bridgeton Ellen often seems glum in the morning. but that's be- cause she isn't quite awake. She really is a very likeable person with an infectious smile and is immensely interested in basketball. . K 0, I FRANCES L. BATEMAN Frances R. D. 4, Bridgeton A very studious girl is Frances who has a high schol- astic standing and many friends. She has proved to be a very hard working girl dur- ing her years at Bridgeton High School. MILDRED H. BAITINGER Mid R. D. I, Bridgeton It you see a cute girl with pretty red hair, you will know it is our Mildred. She is a very good dressmaker which prob- ably accounts tor her own well-dressed appearance. A is W. CLARENCE BATTEN Snooky Landing Road, Newport His iovial mood makes it possible tor Clarence to make many friends. It we can iudge the future by his school lite. we know that he will be most successtul in his undertakings,

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JEAN HARRIS BONHAM Jeanie Soulh Main ST., Shiloh Being friendly fa everyone is Jeans sirong poini. Her win- ning smile and sense of hu rnor have endeared her in the hearls of her classmafes. Why nor meer her and see for yourself? JOHN M. BONHAM Jock R, D, I, Bridqelon A happy-ao-lucky fellow who con be 'he lile of any crowdl You con always lind him in 'he midsf ol a laughing merry crowd of classmores. John is a caoable sludenf, loo. UF'4E WILLARD BRAMELL Bill 206 Third Sf.. Elmer We can say we have been proud +0 know Bill, Everyone rhinlcs him a fine fellow and a valued friend, We don'+ know whar ihe fufure holds for him, buf we hope if's good. ALVIN C. BREWIS Wisl:ers Rosenhayn Alvin, one oi our cheeriesl classmares, is always ready v.i+h c smile. Whenever There is exciiernenf in school. he can? be far awoy. His more serious side shows him a line sludenl, foo. i --..,.,.,....... MARJORIE BONHAM Marge Cedarville Quiet peiife, ond reserved seem the besr way fo describe Moriorie. l-ler gayely and rover ceasing smile malxe her well lilced by everyone, She con always be counfed on ro share responsibilifv. D- X v ARTIE PATRICIA BOWE Palsy 3Il Souih Ave.. Bridgelon Always doinq favors for everyone and never expeciinq onyrhinq in re+urn rnalces Par a +r,e friend. Her work in fhe l3ra 'a : Cb hos been a g'ea' ioy ro fhose worlcing wifh her. Q rf Z . Q I 5 , AMELlA AGNES BROWN Browniel' Box 77, Fairfon Amelia believes in sfudy. This ralres much Time, buf she sfill finds leisure hours in which To do handworlr. She has made many lovely ihings and is rnosf generous in besiowing ihern upon friends. GRACE MARIE BUCOLO Gracie 530 Chesfnui Ave.. Bridgefon Gracie hos a ceriain sweerness and ease abou? her fhoi afrracfs everyone. We will remember her inexhausfible generasiry and kindliness. If we had more people lilre her, whaf a line world this would be.