Bridgeton High School - Baconian Yearbook (Bridgeton, NJ)

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rg I MRS. ETHEL LAWRENCE Basically responsible for the social prog- ress made by the Class of 1957 has been the wise and effective guidance of our adviser, Mrs. Ethel Lawrence, who directed our sophomore and junior class projects, our Ile-rnando's Hideaway, our magazine cam- paigns, our class rings, and our prom. In recognition of her leadership which trans- formed us from hesitant freshmen to con- fident upperclassmen, we dedicate to her our yearbook. We value her friendship, her loyalty to us, and her interest in our activ- ities although she is not an active member of our faculty this year. -F , Y I iii-' ., , ' i 'bf 1:- ' MRS. FRANCES STINTSMAN Likewise significant to our achievement as seniors has been the zealous support we have received in our endeavors from Mrs. Frances Stintsman who in September became our new adviser. Her task was not an easy one, but her perseverance and confidence in us have left their imprint. ln recognition of the numerous services she has rendered to us we also dedicate our Ilaconian to her, our helper, our co-worker, our guide. She has made our senior year at Bridgeton High School a memorable one, a year of purpose, pleasure, and success.