Bridgeton High School - Baconian Yearbook (Bridgeton, NJ)

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After the battle- The Reward EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Helen Scheckenbach Z 42? fa if Wm V3 ,E ,NX

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FFICER BACK D Blew I Vxto T Van Meter M. Dxlfrcmk FRONT Mn M. Contlno advisor D Guth pros H Scheckenbach v pros F Ikeda secy P Iesperson troas. Seniors 'Every class rn order to act as an orqamzed qroup must have class o f1C9TS Ours thls year have been pres1dent Donald Guth vrce presrdent Helen Scheck 'xbach secretary Funko Ikeda treasurer Peter lespersen and executive commrttee members Thomas Van Met r lvfanu D1 Frank losephme Vxto and Dav1d Blew fall many obhgahons and responsrbrlrtles Sums of money to ftnartce class pro1ects must be rarsed com mrttees for school act ut es must be orqanlzed good rapport wlth other cla ses and the faculty must be mamtamed funds must be carefully allocated and accurate records kept All these fall 1nto the sphere of duty for our offlcers Too they proxrde leadershrp for our class an for the entrre chool They have to be ortqmal an creat1ve to provlde new ldeas They cooperate wrth aqencr s of the school decorate the aud1tor1um and sponsor the annual Chrlstmas program publlsh the Bacoman help choose a class song produce the Semor Play and help plan the act1v1t1es of Com mencement Week tep up the banquet baccalau reate and qraduatlcn Senlors know that all thxs consumes tlme and energy and they are most apprecratrve of the work and prrde They reallze that thexr efforts make for un1ty tn the lass and that our actxvmes are not the proJects of a few chosen 1nd1v1duals We senrors fe 1 that cn numerous occaslons these offrcers haxe represented us well that therr behavror has been exemplary and that they are a'1 mteqral part of the class and of the school We feel that hese offrcers are 1nterested rn the personal ach1eve-ments of each member of the class of 1952 For the 1nsp1rat1on 1nterest and leadersh1p provlcled by thls group of erqht the semors are mdeed grateful O v I I ' I I I I , . . . , 1 . , 1 A , V 3 ' 1 I l ' I , ' I I I I ' 91 1 , : , - S - . , - ' H : ' ' , , ' - e , , Le ' , ' ' , ' ' ' To these elected representatives of our class of these officers in whom they have both confidence ' i f' E ' , ' ' ' ' . ' . s ' e' ' - l I i 1 A , f ' C1 1 , ' ' ' ' - s . ' ' cl ' . .2 , , .... . V -, , . .

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the ALMANAC staff . . . ,Z business stat! solicited the merchants and industrial men ol the community and aided in other advertising duties. Thomas Kolenko acted as business manager and Mrs. Millie Contlno acted as adviser. The editorial statt planned the book, selected and arranged pictures. and wrote and copy- read the editorial material under the supervision ot Mr. Arthur Marchand. BACONIA Turning the pages of our Almanac, we, the seniors of 1952 realize the effort cmd time put forth to make this the distinguished yearbook that it is. To all those who have aided us in any way we express our most sincere gratitude. From the time of the first falling leaves, we have been guided in our Baconian activities by our capable yearbook adviser, Mr. Marchand. As fall faded into winter, Mr. Marchand, always understanding and willing to help, has patiently advised us in all our problems. With the blooming of the first spring flowers, the 1.952 Almanac has taken form. Now with a feeling of satisfaction and deepest appreciation it is to you, Mr. Marchand, that we say, Thank you, for a job well done. Our expressions of thanks would not be com- plete, however, if we failed to recognize the wcrk and untiring interest contributed to this publication by Dr. Katherine Loder. Although the sands of time flow on, we will always remember the friends who made this, our Baconian , possible. ADVISOR Mr. Arthur Marchand 42