Bridgeton High School - Baconian Yearbook (Bridgeton, NJ)

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HOCKEY BACK ROW-Mrs. Oslrofi. P. Traveline. M. Chann, C. Bowen, R. A. Sheppard, I. White, I. Stevens, A. Reynolds. A. Pierce, I. Oatmau, I. E. Morgan. H. Albiez, M. Maxwell, I. A. Berqeson, M. A. Gbur, A. While. C. Hursey. Min Cour- sen. FRONT ROW-I. Iohnson, l. Schaffer. B. Goldsboro. P. Ogden. B. Bareiszis. K. McChesney. E. Boeahe, capt.: I. Robinson, I. Lange, E. Williams, A. Robinson, B. Cook, I. Wallace. HOCKEY Although the hockey team did not rank high in the League standing, the girls gave a fine display of spirit and sportsmanship. Looking beyond the record of four wins, one tie, and six losses, one is able to realize the effcrt put forth by everyone. The coaches, Miss Louise Coursen and Mrs. Helen Os- troff, should be commended for their unceasing en- deavors to encourage the team to victory. Without the labors of the managers, Peqqy' Travaline and Doris Corson, the hockey maids would have been at a complete loss. The happiest and most exciting moment of the teams experiences this year was their victory over Collingswood. We defeated them for the first time in seven years by a score of six to three. CROSS COUNTRY Since cross country is a very gruelling sport, special praise should be given to Bridgeton High's 1951 squad under the fine supervision of Coach George Shelton. The boys had the tough luck of running against Lower Regionals crack outfit twice in dual meets and once in the South lersey Cham- pionship meet which was held, incidentally, for the second straight year in Bridgeton. Regional came out on top in each of these encounters. The Garnets also ran against Woodbury in two dual meets. The mem- bers of the squad should also be complimented for faithfully attending practice which consisted of running a few miles in cold weather, a difficult feat. CROSS COUNTRY BACK ROW-Coach G. Shelton, R. Cohen, C. Williams, R. Bailey, Mgr. L. Corson. FRONT ROW-C. Lewis. D. Giiiord. A. Whitaker. Members absent-E. Ely. M. Pierce. u S 4 91 ' . M, -ns. .. 5 1 2' jo - I t -1 ,. , ' 1 L 1 '45 1:0 lon

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the autumn sport B. H. S. 1951 VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD FRONT ROW-C. Garrison, I. Gelb, A. Calabrese, I. Franco, B. Semple. W. Black. R. Kirchholl, C. Palmisciano. S. Weed. T. Kelley. D. Hart, H. Sireahle, D. Howell. F. Mathers, H. Zeuner. SECOND ROW-B. Siranq. B. Ware, T. Hosoda. T. Ito. I. Iohnson, E. Riley. N. Pizzo. H. Thalwilzer, C. VanSani. M. Chew, E. Kanazawa. A. Oswald, E. VanEss, I. I. Pipitone, head mgr. THIRD ROW-M. Hanbury, I. Ward, S. Wheaton, M. Sockwell. B. Iohnson, R. Cossaboon. A. Balinkie, C. Allen, W. Burlingame. S. Clement. H. Cossaboon, R. Smithson, E. Rose, E. Sobelmann. G. Byrd. H. lack- son. FOURTH ROW-F. Owen. G. Harris. K. Creamer. R. Kelly, I. Maxwell, W. Homan, L. Iones, I. Morris, H. Stewart. M. Lasler. W. Lloyd, G. Ward. --, , AL- - V Bridqelon High's .brilliant halfbaclr. Maurice Chew, scores Number 77, Iaclr Iohnson. moves qoalward against slronq as the Bulldogs romp over Camden Regional. Simon Graiz of Philadelphia in a 7 to 6 Bridqeton victory.

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BACON IAN EDITORIAL STAFF Upon the shoulders of the Editorial Staff rests the responsibility of the publication of the 1952 Baconian. Hours of careful planning by the editors and meticulous work by each staff member are necessary to complete the data assembled. All have worked diligently under the direction of Helen Scheckenbach, editor, and Mr. Arthur Marchand, faculty adviser. BUSINESS STAFF The Business Staff tends to managing finances and soliciting advertisements, Mrs. Millie Contino is adviser. FIRST ROW-Mr. Marchand, adviser: H. Scheckenbach. editor-in-chief: H. Oldno, assistant editor: Aileen Sharp. assistant editor: M. A. Owen. B. Shillingsburq, I. Robinson. SECOND ROW-G. McCallick. D. Wilson, M. Graves. B. Bareisxis. I. Carll, N. Romanik, M. Curley, M. Goodwin. I. Inouye, B. Lazaroif, I. Matthias. D. Ridqway, E. Sasaki. K. Wlllis. E. Boeshe, M. Hlrata, P. Ogden. B. Oqata. THIRD ROW-D. Blew. M. Mullord, F. DuBois. R. Bailey, O. Yo- shida. E. Blizzard. H. Veale, M. Kasaoka. A. Ikeda, A. Yano. FIRST ROW-D. Ayars, E. Carter. A. Nicholson, B. Musso. R. Coombs, C. Francis. E. Maurer. M. Ardis. E. Pierce, H. Batten. P. M. Pipltone, I. Young. SECOND ROW-Mrs. Con- tino, K. McChesney. M. Maggioncalda. P. Goldberg, I. Lange. M. Morano. M. DeNotio, M. McDermott, F. Ikeda. M. Pipitone, M. Difrank. D. Harris. I. Harris. THIRD ROW-S. Lupton, G. Stanley, C. Dunham, M. Mills. T. Dimeo. P. Bow- man, C. Adams, P. Helsroth, B. Cuff. B. Goldsboro, M. Peter- son, D. Gandy, M. Worrell. T. Kolenko. FOURTH ROW- P. I. Austin, I. Baeder, B. Kellmayer. D. Corson. M. Van Meter. H. Dulan, C. Robbins. I. Dennehy. C. Bea. E. Mat- thews. E. W. Seabrook. I. McAllister. D. Wilson. B. Pearce. FIFTH ROW-R. Cossaboon, G. Wheatley. H. Schwartz. S. Yankelowitz. D. Guth, G. Cooper, B. Strang, C. Williams. I. Dare, A. Matteson. V. Bedford. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council, composed of stu- dent representatives from each homeroom, plays an important part in the organization of school activities. The purpose of Student Coun- cil is to promote the interests of the school and to provide students with opportunities to par- ticipate in school government. Our Student Council has accomplished much for the school and community. The elected officers are: president, Mary Ann Owen: vice- president, Eiko Hadag secretary, Aileen Sharp: treasurer, Thomas Ienkinsg adviser, Miss Zelda Pineles. FIRST ROW-F. Ikeda, R. Hashimoto. M. Mitsui, E. Hada, Y. Olrarnoto. C. Ioyce, T. Leamer. N. Rovner, I. Htldreth. R. lchinaga. G. Funo, A. Ikeda. SECOND ROW-Miss Pineles. 0. Fisher. E. Morita. W. Black, B. Deqen, W. Kirby. E. Schofield. P. Smith. E. Van Meter. G. Burgess. S. Snowhlte. G. Wheaton, M. Loew. THIRD ROW-C. Ester. I. DeHope, S. Stots. E. Glendon, I. Cubberley. I. Sambsook, P. Ogden. E. Boeshe, A. Sharp. M. A. Owen. B. Shllllngsburg, I. Moss- brooks, P. Bea, M. Goodwin. FOURTH ROW-E. Kimmel, R. Woodruff, E. Blizzard, T. Ienlrins, I.. Bauer, G. Harris, F. Owen. R. Bell, R. Watanable, R. Bailey, M. Mulford.