Bristol High School - Les Memoirs Yearbook (Bristol, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1944 volume:

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K sfll-6saLl.u. '91 0 K Save, I Mx, 44123, - , flied CQp,,5,,k5k, UBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS RISTOL HIGH SCHOOL OM i RISTOLQ-PENNSYLVANIA . 5 DEDICATIO HEN the final roll call IS taken for the Class of I944 and dlplomas are awarded many members of the class wlll be mlsslng mlsslng because they postponed or forfexted thelr educatlon 1n order to serve thelr coun try ln thls the greatest cr1s1s lt has ever faced To these absent classmates who are so val lantly flghtlng the tyrannlcal forces whlch seek to destroy those thmgs whxch we cherlsh and value so highly the staff and class re- spectfully dedicate LES MEMOIRS 1944. im Q :Q ii 4 x n in an 2: ' L Q: QQ it u ua Q 9 , . , - , Y 22 21 :R '- Li Ll Q1 L 1 L ii C 1 1 The learning and knowledge that we have is at the most but little compared with that of which we are ignorant. fPLAT0. WARREN P. SNYDER. Supzrinlendenl. W ARREN P SNYDER Superintendent ADM NISTRATIO DAVID L HERTZLER Principal ln this our third year of war we begin to see more clearly the shape of ultimate victory as more boys leave us to share the burdens of war now experienced by many of our graduates Until our war torn world is so strangely silent after the last shot has been Fired we must not relax in our efforts to do our part As the victorious tempo of our war offensive rises to its climax so must our preparations and plans for the post war years surge forward Challenging re sponslbilities will then be the heav nest for you Meet this challenge by building anew and rebuilding if necessary a life of service and ideals likened unto that of the found ers of our democracy which we are now so proud to defend May peace be soon and lasting DAVID L HERTZLER Principal I ' . 5 FACULTY JJ l 2 RUBY ARNESON VIRGINIA BARRETT WILLIAM BARTHOLOMEW' CHARLES BOYD CARDIN BROXVN JOHN BURRISS CATHERINE CLLJNE THOMAS COLES MARGARET DAVIT DOROTHY FISHER 6 HELEN FORSTER GRACE GEARHART JEAN C-OEF GLADYS HEWITT EVELYN E. JOHNSON I Q., x 3-5 2' f .FY r 'J 'J f PHYLLIS KALLENBACR MADELYN KENNEDY' ELEANOR KOZINSKI ESTELLA MARRAY WINIFRED MCCAIN LESTER MICHAEL MARGARET NEILL KATHRYN PAGELS MARION PECK HARVEY REBER 7 ,,f .-. A Ii A X11 -.I 'I If J L, THELMA ROCKHILL JEAN ROSSER WALTER ROSSER HARRY SMITH CHARLES UTZ LES MEMOIRS STAFF Margaret Hellyer Vivien Monus ean Townend Katherine Hemmeter Marlon Louderbough Mary Antonelli Theodora Cherubini Marjorie Faulkner Bernice Bechter Emma Barraco Marie Cherublni Rose Accardi osephine Navetta Dora Farruggio Anna White Mary Jane Wimmersberger W'ilbur Stetson Business fllanagcrs June l leath Vivian Fenton Clara Pieo Mae Bernard Leo Johnson ,lane Brennan Robert Conklin Mrs. Barrett LITERARY Editor in Clue JACK Smorr Lilerary Edrlors Evelyn Rotondo Geraldine Fenton Asslslan s Mabel Heath Noma Albright Virginia Napoli Claire Krell Arlene Reynolds Marie Claire Sorenson Olive johnson Elizabeth Lynch ART Typzsls Cecelia Cocchiero Alfred lannucci ulie ,Iuliano Angeline Indelicato PHOTOGRAPHY Ralph Nichols Anthony Natale BLSINESS STAFF Assisianls Marie Cherubini Calvin Solla Jacqueline Lowris john Capriotti Xfalter Lane Advisers 8 Ruth Watson Charles Peet Ruth Bailey Marie Yaniro Russell Cnnther Lois Layng Florence Foraker Glenn Felix Patricia Henry Lewis Dunbar Winlfred Morette Margaret Yeagle Catherine Dugan Irene Chrusciel Theresa Ferry Lois Layng Robert Xvorthington Advertising .Uanagcrs james Costantini Theresa Ferry Rachel De Vita ,lane Brownlee Verna Van Doren Theresa Hoffman jean Corbett N1 r. Boyd 9 CRUSAIJERS FUR FREEDUIVI ROSE ACCARDI Rosotz Commercial Full of wil and full of fun, Rosy's well liked by everyone. Band 2, 35 Home Economics Club 35 junior Girl Reserves I g Commercial Club 43 Art Club 4, Secretary 43 Library Club 4, Vice-President 4, Yearbook Staff 43 Social Club 4. PETERI AMADIO a Academic They call him Shorty ba! il s all m He nows how oollzall should b run Social Science and Debating ubl 2 3 H1 Varsity Club 4 International Club 3 junior Chess Club 2 Hobby Club I NOMA ALBRIGHT Shorty Commercial She's always ready lo lead a cheer, Lislen. my children, and you shall hear. Cheerleading Club I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary I. Vice-President 2, President 3, 43 Varsity Club 43 Social Club 4: Aircraft Identifi- cation Club 4. MARY ANTONELLI Mary Commercial Frlled wilh I1ughler and uilh song Vary always gcls along junior Girl Reserves I Mixed Chorus 2 Home Economics Club 2 Commercial Club 3 4 Rambler 3 4 Social Club 4 Dramatic Club I WE CHERISH THE IDEALS FOR WHICH OUR BOYS ARE FIGHTIING RUTH BAILEY Academic This blond haired lass as every one nows Will find a place where er she goes Girl Reserves 2 Cheerleading Club 2 3 4 Vice President 4 Varsity Club 4 Treasurer 4 Social Club 4 Traffic Club 3 4 A Cappella Choir 2 3 4 Year book Staff 4 Band I BERNICE BECHTER Bernice Academic Ever absenl ye! ever nice Thal s Bernice s loo on li e Latin Club 2 Girl Reserves 2 Cheerleading Club 3 4 A Cap pella Choir 3 4 Social Club 4 Home Economics Club 4 Art Club 2 Yearbook Staff 4 EMMA BARRACO Emma Academic All lhose who know her mll agree Shes very quxel bul as nice as can be French Conversation Club 4 Home Economics Club 4 Year book Staff 4 MAE BERNARD Academic Pleasanl and umnmg wilh her smile You see shes laughmg all lhe whxle Yearbook Staff 4 Social Science and Debating Club I 3 Social Science Club 4 Secretary 4 Girl Reservesl 2 3 4 Latin Club 2 International Club 3 English Club 4 Choir 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus I 2 3 Girl Re serves Defense Club 2 Class Treasurer4 'Eh ,,1 4' 2 6 f - R b N ' fun: I , ii L 1. . k f C . . Cl , , 3 --Y 45 i z i ' 'V 5 1. Ru . k i ' I . i l I I' I I ' W , 3 -Q . I u : I 'Z I Maisie f I I W 5 A I f i I If li' ' . : ' H . I ' I : ' : , .: V VITO BONO Reds Industrial Happy-go-lucky lhe liuelong day, Reds helps olhers chase the blues away. Booster Club 3, 4g Hi-Y 45 Stage Crew I, 2. JANE BROWNLEE ane Academic She deserves a lol o praise For her quid pleasing running ways G1rIReservesI 2 3 4 Presl dent 4 International Club 3 Girl Reserves Defense Club 3 Art Club 2 Victory Club 4 Yearbook Staff 4 JANE BRENNAN Jane Academic A beller companion could not be found. There's always fun when she's around. Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 43 junior Dramatic Club I Senior Dra matic Club 2 3 4 Latin Club Z International Club 3 French Club 4 Library Club 4 A Cap pella Choirz 3 4 Mixed Chorus I 2 3 Girl Reserves Defense Club 2 Yearbook Staff 4 FRANK CAPELLA Killer Commercial My dancing days are no! yel over TrafIicClub2 3 4 uniorChess Club 2 Nlixed Chorus 3 Com merclal Club 3 4 Art Club 2 Social Club 4 Ili Y 4 . f P S. 'Sf 1. THE BOYS WHO SACRIFICED THEIR LIVES WILL LIVE IN OUR HEARTS FOREVER .IOHN CAPRIOTTI Caps Academic We like him or his never ending humor his handsome ness and his flashy lies 'Ii Y 3 4 A Cappella Choir 4 Student Council 2 3 Treasurer International Club 3 Social Club 4 English Club 4 Dra matic Club 4 Spanish Club 2 3 President 3 Yearbook Staff 4 THEODORA CHERUBINI Teeclie Academic Wzlh hair so dar and eyes so brown Youll miss her when shes nal around Girl Reservesl 2 3 4 Latin Club 2 International Club 3 Le Cercle Francais 4 President 4 Girl Reserves Defense Club 3 Victory Club4 Spanish Club 2 3 Yearbook Staff4 MARIE CHERUBINI Marie Academic Though in lalure she is small She is liked by one and all Girl Reservesl 2 3 4 Spanish Club 2 3 Victory Club 4 Epsilon Chl 4 Latin Club 2 serves Defense Club 3 Basket ball I Yearbook Staff 4 IRENE CHRUSCIEL Sophie Commercial A greal big smile and auburn hair On a girl lhal pops up every where Cirl Reservesl 2 3 Commer Gal Club 2 4 Home Economics cilub 4 Basketball 3 Social Club 4 Yearbook Staff 4 , Z V - 1 : ' : - ' 1 lk . .I I, f i . , Q .' : A : K . . 1 J 'V ' 2- : A : - I . . f . l . S . u C 43 English Honor Society I: International Club 3: Girl Re: E t - 9 I i I : ' .lbw if CECELIA COCCHIERO Sis Commercial As merry as llic day is long. Home Economics Club 35 Com' mercial Club 43 Social Club 4. JAMES COSTANTINI Const: Academic 0 llve ll: Yjrmmy is head lls many aclrvrlzes he has lcd Student Council I 2 3 I-IIY 3 4 President 4 Dramatic Club 4 Social Club 4 Social Science and Debating Club 3 International Club 3 A Cap pella Choir 4 Yearbook Staff 4 ROBERT CONKLIN Cobby Academic Worry? Lel il run away: Lives his life and lives il gay. Art Club I, 2: Hobby Club I: International Club 25 Social Club 43 Aircraft Identification Club 43 junior Chess Club Ig Science Club 4- Football 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 4 Yearbook Staff 4 JEAN CORBETT ean Commercial When you fr! mee! her she seems very shy Bu! c lcr you now her oh my oh my' Library Club 2 3 4 Hom Economics Club 3 Social Club 4 unlor Commercial Club 3 Senior Commercial Club 4 Girl Reservesl 2 wif!- 1. ONE NATION INDIVISIBLE WITH LIBERTY AND JUSTICE FOR ALL 'xv Qi EUGENE CORDISCO Gene Industrial A mighty fine fellow who lr es lo je I And as a pal he s one o llie bel Hi Y 3 4 Booster Club 3 4 President 4 Football 2 3 4 Student Council 4 Hobby Club THOMAS DI LORENZO Industrial A lardy luderl who brea s llze rue And pays llic pcnallu c ter school I Y 2 3 4 Stage Crew2 Booster Club 3 4 Vice Pres: dent 4 Varsity Club 4 Track I 2 3 4 Manager 2 Assistant Coach 4 RACHEL DE VITA ay Academic In bas elball her eyes and her eel Are very sure and very flee! French Club I 2 4 Girl Re serves I 3 4 Vice President 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Home Eco nomics Club 4 Victory Club 4 International Club 3 Yearbook Staff 4 LAWRENCE DOUGHERTY OC Industrial An Irrsli lad will! lrglil blonde Full rj' mrsclm' uillioul a care II: Y4 Booster CIub3 4 Stage Crew I 2 Basketball 3 Foot balI2 3 4 , ' i as a , J U I f .- . . In ' , , - ', ' ' I- f . k . 1 I - . , E 1 V ' ' : e ' z i . : A I ' : r r R -. ' - 'fi It f I l , ' f 5. ,- , 3 - ' I A ' Cu Ig Stage Crew 2: Track 4. Girl Reserves Defense Club 3: fl A - ' A K T.n. D y if 5 I A r I , .- - 1. 1, '. I I M- - - 1 9 i I. : i :Z - B it CATHERINE DUGAN Dugie Commercial Happy-go-luclw. plenly lo say, Dugie will chase your blues away, junior Girl Reserves Ig Mixed Chorus 2: Epsilon Chi 43 Com- mercial Club 3. 4: Home Eco- nomics Club 33 Aircraft Iden- tification Club 4: Social Club 43 Yearbook Staff 4. JOSEPH ELIVER oey Commercial H s a foclball player and a handsome guy Al playing the game he rates very high Hi Y 3 4 Varsity Club 4 Stu dent Council 4 Football Z 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball 2 LEWIS DUNBAR .Iunior Commercial A dependable boy by the name cf Lou, Lcla rffun. bul serious loo. Dramatic Club I : English Honor Society I, Z, 3: Art Club 2. 3, 4: Rambler 3, 4, News Editor 43 Commercial Club 3, 4. Pl'CSi- dent 3, 4g Student Council 4. JAMES FALLON .Iimrrie Academic Tis lhe voice r the sluggard I hear him complain You ve wa ed me loo soon I mu l slumber again Football 2 3 4 TRUTH CRUSHED TO EARTH SHALL RISE AGAIN DORA FARRUGGIO MARJORIE FAULKNER 01' Commercial A but of mirlh and a bil c cheer ls lruc o Dora all lhe year Commercial Club 3 4 Art Club 4 English llonor Society 3 Library Club Z 3 4 Mixed Chorus 2 3 Rambler 4 junior Girl Reserves I Social Club 4 Yearbook Staff 4 GERALDINE FENTON Jerry Academic Do you now a young and beautiful woman who is nol ready lo flxrl a lillle9 Girl Reservesl 2 3 4 Epsilon Chi 4 Victory Club 4 Library Club 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 International Club 3 Latin Clubl 2 Margy Academic She is gay irlalious ull o il And likes lo clown a lillle bil Girl Reserves 4 Epsilon Chi 4 A Cappella Choir 4 Kingston High School I 2 3 Yearbook Staff 4 VIVIAN FENTON l Vivian Q. Commercial Her lhoughls are many her words LU She s ralher shy and bash ul loo Home Economics Club 2 3 4 Commercial Club 3 4 Girl Re serves I 2 Social Club 4 Year book Staff 4 fb: I J A 1 c I -- f- I . . ,- 3, 4. I I I I 7 7 D . - VP V f , ' - 3 yi y. V z' ' v , Z' u : - V ' zz ' gg , C' I It ' ,J 5 ' Al k - , ' , ' . . fe ' , X ' , , , g ' U i .- r I ' 4 I T I Z . i . . : ' I I : A K- AEESLQ -A i , F' is GLENN FELIX Glen Academic Thcl lh air is also man's dominion ls expressed in Glenn s opinion Dramatic Club 4 Aircraft lclen t1ficationClub4 LeCercle Fran cais 4 Social Club 4 Ferndale High Schooll 2 3 JOSEPH FLANAGAN oe Academic I you re lhere br ore if s oner you re on lime ll: Y 3 4 Secretary4 Dramatic Club 4 Student Council 2 3 Chess Club Z 3 4 Social Club 4 Social Science and Debating Club 3 A Cappella Choir 4 Library Club 3 English Club 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Vice Pres: dent of Class 4 THERESA FERRY Terry Commercial l'Villing lo do lhings or you will'- oul delay Theresa cooperates in every u,ay Girl Reserves l 2 umor Com mercial Club 3 Senior Com merclal Club 4 Rambler Home Economics Club 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 FLORENCE FORAKER Becky Commercial Sweet is she and very air Wilh a pleasanl ace and lzgll blonde hair Mixed Chorus 2 llome Eco nomlcs Club 3 Commercial Club 3 4 Social Club 4 tu dent Council 2 umor Girl Reserves l WE FIGHT S0 THAT FUTURE GENERATIONS MAY LIVE IN A WORLD OF PEACE NICHOLAS GARGARELLA U Industrial Bu! xl seems lo me Nick likes lhe girls H1 Y 3 4 Booster Club 3 4 A Cappella Choir 3 4 Mixed Chorus3 Footballz 3 French Conversation Club 4 English Honor Society 2 Track 2 Stage Crew 2 Yearbook Staff 4 RUSSELL GINTHER Russ lndustrlal A bou uhose school war is up lo par His leadership urll carry him ar lll Y 2 3 4 Vice Pres dent 4 Booster Club 3 Student Council 4 Hobby Club I Stage Crew 2 English llonor Society 2 Cer man Club 4 Yearbook Staff 4 SAMUEL GESUALDI Gesi lndustrlal H1 Y 2 3 4 Booster Club 3 4 Stage Crew l 2 A Cappella Choir 3 4 Mixed Chorus 3 Football 2 French Conversation Club 4 JUNE HEATH une Commercial Her uillmg hand and plcasanl uau ll ould ma cyou Ii chef any day unlor Commercial Club 3 Sen lor Commercial Club 4 Ram lrler 2 3 4 Home Economics Club 3 4 Girl Reserves 2 llockey 4 Social Club 4 Year book Staff 4 e f . 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J . , z 1 - .e-I MABEL HEATH Maybelle Academxc In most alhlelzcs she ta es part And plays them wrth all her heart umor Girl Reserves I 2 Latm Club 2 Intematlonal Club 3 Spanlsh Club 2 3 Treasurer 2 Vlce President 3 Rambler 4 Sports Editor 4 Trafflc Club 3 4 Varslty CIub4 Cbeerlead mg Club 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Hocl-:ey2 3 4 YearbooIcStaff4 KAT HERINE HEMMETER Kathie Commercial ure! znlellrgent and petxle All m all she s very sweet umor Curl Reserves I Spamsh Club 2 3 English Honor So clety 2 3 Epsilon Ch14 Cer man Club 3 4 Socnal Club 4 Home Economlcs Club 3 Vlce tlon Club 4 Yearbook Staff 4 MARGARET HELLYER Peggy Academic A lovely grrl wrlh a soft gentle vorce She rs one of perfect chozce Home Economics Club 3 4 Pres1dent4 Victory CIub4 Cxr Reserves 3 4 Defense Club 3 New Hope Hlgll School I Zl Yearbook Staff 4 PATRICIA HENRY Patty Academl c A friendly type a good sport loo Who s very seldom sad or blue A Cappella Cbolr 2 3 Dramatic Clubl 2 3 4 Vlce Presxdent 4 Curl Reserves I 2 3 Ram bler 4 Latxn Club 2 Epsilon Chn4 Presldent4 Girl Reserves Defense Club 2 3 Yearbook Staff 4 IT IS NOT AN ARMY WE MUST TRAIN FOR WAR IT IS A NATION THERESA HOFFMAN ALFRED IANNUCCI Hofie Commercial She s very nozsy all through the ay But never mmd we luke her that way umor Curl Reserves I Home Economics Club 2 Soclal Club 4 Axrcraft IClel'ltlOC3tlOh Club 4 English Club 4 Semor Com merclal Club 4 ANGELINE INDELICATO Do y Commercial She huslles around and gets things done Then she has lrme for lots 0 un ,Iumor Girl Reserves I I.1brary Club 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus 3 Commercial Club 3 4 Home Economics Club 3 Social Club 4, Yearbook Staff 4 Wheahes Commerclal An excellent ludent as all c you now As a ootlrall player he ma es hrs team gal Library Club 2 3 4 Presldent 4 Engllsb Clubl 2 3 4 Vxce President 4 Student Councll 2 4 Commercial Club 3 4 Socxal Science and Debating Club 3 Footballl 2 3 4 Baseball3 4 Class Treasurer I President 4 Socmal Club 4 Track I 4 Booster Club 3 LEO JOHNSON Busy Academic A little but good and somelrmes a wee but bad But hes ull 0 fun and rs never s Track I Traffic Club 2 3 4 President 4 Social Sclence and Debatmg Club I 2 Chess Club I 2 3 Latm Club 2 Spamsh Club 2 Student Counc1l2 3 4 Varslty Club 4 Football 2 3 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 4, Vnce President of Class 3, Treas urer 2, Football Manager I, Yearbook Staff 4 J' ' .1 ' ' '- '- ' 'f 2.3: f, ' Q Q.'. . V .' , ' J' ' : ' II D l I President 3:Aircraft Identifzca- f 3 5 . , S f k . I d' . . f k ' l .ll I I Q ' ',,,,,, ' - W . l l ll 1 1 . r l 'f f ' ' ff- : .,. OLIVE JOHNSON Dutchess Commerclal Nol loo serious nal loo gay A lovely gxrl sn every way Tralhc Club I 2 3 4 Vlce President 4 Band I 2 3 A Cappella Choxr2 3 4 Rambler 3 4 Yeorboolt Staff 4 Mnxed Chorus 2 3 Nluslc Lxbranan WENDELL KEHLER Industrial A good loo mg lad urlh broun wavy harr Hes one u.hos welcome any where H1 Y 4 Booster Club 4 Ash land Hugh School I 2 3 JULIE .IULIANO a Commercial Come and lnp rl as you go On a lrghlfanlaslrc loe umor Glrl Reserves I Spanlsh Club I 2 Rambler 2 3 4 Social Club 4 Home Economics Club 4 Art Club 4 Commercial Club4 L1braryClub3 4 Clalre Academic A quzel gurl fullc un Claire s a rrend lo everyone Home Economics Club 4 Social Club 4 Scxence Club 4 Secre tary 4 German Club 4 Year bool: Staff 4 7 IN GOD IS OUR TRUST WALTER LANE LOIS LAYNG Lame Academlc He rom whose lzps persuaszon ows Shall be a salesman as everyone nows ,Iumor Dramatxc Club I 2 Latm Club 2 Rambler 2 Stu dent Council 3 International Club 3 French Club 4 Vxce President 4 HIY 4 Senior Dramatlc Club 3 4 Presldent 4 Social Club 4 A Cappella Cholr 4, Yearbook Staff 4 RICHARD LEICH Deadeye Academic He lefl our school lo go lo sea And help us fighlfor lxberly junior Chess Club 2 3, Library Club 2, 3, 4, Le Cercle Francais 4, Socnal Science and Debating Club 2 3, Treasurer 3. Hobby Club I e Commercial Her haxr rs red as real can be Bul she has no lemper as we can see unnor Glrl Reserves I Art Club 3 4 Spanish Club 2 3 Home Economics Club 3 Social Club 4 German Club 3 4 Sec retary 4 Aircraft lclentlhcatlon Club 4 Yearbook Staff 4 FRED LEMBECK Rlpples Acaclemlc He yawns as he lackles hxs work each day, Bul smrles wzlh delzghl as he slarls lo play H1 Y 4, Senior Dramatic Club 4, French Club 4 Treasurer 4. lntematnonal Club 3, Social Club 4, German Club 3, Social Science and Debating Club 3, Mixed Chorus 3 4, A Cappella Cholr 3, Yearbook Staff 4. French Conversatnon Club 4 J y p I 3 V ,. , 5 2 S , . .I I I . ' I' l ' I - ' I I XA, Y I 2' I w'I Q' . it Windy CLAIRE KRELL . , '.' - ' ' ff n , - , . I f . . I ' ' Rd , f . . . . D . fl - . ' Uk ' J ' l ' : Wt' ELIZABETH LYNCH MARION LOUDERBOUGH A nendly gxrl u,1ll1 a ready gnn And flxrlmg eyes Ufllh mrsclue Home Economics Club I n nor Cnrl Reserves I Art Club 2 3 C-erman Club 3 4 French Conversation Club 4 Science Club 4 Aircraft Identlhcatlon Club 4 Yearbook Staff 4 A md of person you all should now A I1 able one rom head lo loe Latln Club 2 International JACQUELINE LOWRIS Jaclne Academxc She rs a very charmmg lass And one o llze nxcesl m lhe class Mixed Chorus I 2 3 A Cap pella Choir 2 3 4 Latin Club 7 3 Span sh Cleb 2 3 Orches t a 2 Home Eccnom cs Club 4 Saclal Cllb 4 Dramat c Club 4 Xearbook tal'I4 If OV! AI? D IN acCORKLE BC Commercial Hrs bodys lug lns lzearls no smaller We II all be slar gazers he gels any taller Club 3 Spanxsh Club 2 3 Sec retary Treasurer 3 Curl Re servesl 2 3 4 V1ctoryCIub4 Epsilon Chu 4 Basketball Man agerl 2 3 4 Yearbook Staff4 unlor Dramatxc Club I Senior Dramatic Club 2 Traffic Club 4 Library Club 3 Baseball 3 OUR GOAL IS A JUST DURABLE PEACE EDWARD IVIARCELLA Tom Juan Acaclemxc A mrgllly fre ellow bzl o clown And one o lliose people who can be kept down Cheerleadlng Clubl 3 4 Cer man Club 3 4 Presldent 4 Social Science Club 4 Treasurer 4 Social Club 4 A Cappella Cholr 4 Yearbook Staff 4 SUSAN MASKO Susie Industrlal Susie Mas o you bel your Wxll cerlamly ma e a good llouse wx e junior Curl Reserves I , Home Economics Club4, Social Club4 LUCY IVIARGARI ou Commercial A lnely grrl who sfull off And lruly lrked by eneryone Mnxed Chorus I 2 Home Eco nomlcs Club 3 Commercial Club 4 Social Club 4 VIVIEN MONUS I Commercial Vrvren rs gay and rrlalmus In manner, she s qurle vwacrous Home Economics Club 4, Vlce Presldent 4, ,lunxor Curl Re serves I, Band 2 3 4, Socnal Club 4, Yearbook Staff 4 3 . , VJ! 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Ii-fe, . . . . : -A '9 WINIFRED MORRETTE W lnnle Academlc Wmme rs quid bul lhals wha! ue luke When she does lal she says wha! rs rrgll w Curl Reserves 4 Hxllto n Hugh Schocll 2 3 DORIS NADLER Dons Commercial ll s oflen the lranquzl people who accomplrsh much unlor Curl Reserves I Home unlor Commercial Club 3 Senxor Commercial Club 4 WINIFRED MURCER Wmnle Academnc A nemlly gurl who lukes lo clown She rarely ever wears a rown Internatxonal Club 3 Curl Re serves 3 4 Social Science and Debatlng Club 3 Defense Club 3 German Club 3 4 Scxence Club 4 Treasurer 4 A Cappella Choxr 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Franklm K Lane Hugh School New York I 2 VIRGINIA NAPOLI ean Commercial l rl s new she s sure lo lry rl Shes always gay and seldom qunl Mixed Chorus 2 Basketball I Senior Commercial Club 3 4 Home Economics Club 2 3 Rambler 4 junlor Girl Reserves I Soc1aIClubI L1braryCIub3 WE CARRY THE TORCH OF LIBERTY INTO A DARK WORLD ANTHONY NATALE Acaclemxc 8 !l An ambrhous lad m all ways Fur I he works and then he pla S Social Club 4 Science Club 4 e Booster Club 4 junior Ch SS Club 2 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Hobby Club I RALPH NICHOLS ert Academic A popular man abou! lawn rs he Vrhose hobby rs photography Llbrary Club I 2 Socnal Sclenc Club 4 Chess Club 2 Sclenc Club 4 Yearbook Staff 4 C C .IOSEPHINE NAVETTA Commercial Tall lhm and loads o un o 13 always on lhe run Class Treasurer 3 Home Eco nomlcs Club 3 Commercxal Club 3 4 Jumor Curl Reserves I 2 Vxce Presldentl 2 Lnbrary Club 4 Social Club 4 Nllxed Chorus 2 Basketball I 2 3 Hockeyl 2 3 Baseball 2 Art Club 4 Yearbook Staff 4 CHARLES PEET Chas Academic I4 rlh lcls 1 brams and a pleaszng smxle Charlie ulll be amous rn a lrtllc whle Social Science and Debatxng Clu I 2 3, Chess Club I 2 3 4 Secretary Treasurer2 3 4, Band 2 3 4 V1cePresldent 4, English Honor Society I, Or chestr:-x2 3 Presxdent 3,Student Council 3 A Cappella Chou' 4, Muslc Councxl 3 4 President 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Class Pres: dent 3 01 k . k. - f . Q W I ' J ' ' ' V , , Economics Club 2: Social Club ' , A - I. B noof A 4:1 ' H ' : ' I z N t .Io t .. . g - ' . ff , ., a J ' . - I I : ' I I: ' K1 fu- B I I . , f ' ' . k 3 :I I . b . . ' . . CLARA PIEO Pieo Academic ll would lallf: Lawdy, hou: il talked. Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 45 Inter- national Club 3 Library Club 4 Epsilon Chi 4 A Cappella Choxr 3 4 Mixed Chorus 2 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Girl Re serves Defense CIub2 3 EVELYN ROTONDO Evee Academic A wrlly gzrl and a rrendly sorl lnlellrgenl and a pleasmg sporl Latin Club 2 Girl Reserves I 3 International Club 3 Rambler 4 Senior Dramatic Club 2 3 4 Secretary 4 Library Club 4 Epsilon Chi 4 Treasurer 4 Girl Reserves Defense Club 2 3 unlor Dramatic Club I Year book Staff 4 RALPH RATCLIFFE Wilkie Industrial Ralph in school may seem quiel, Bul when he :larls hc's quile a riol. l-liY 4 French Conversation Club4 Booster Club3 4 Stage Crew2 Football 2 3 4 ARLENE REYNOLDS Rennie Commercial Arlene rs always so lrdy and neal A habrl lrlfe lhal you just canl ea unior Girl Reserves I Art Club 3 Treasurer 3 Commercial Club 3 German Club 3 4 Treasurer 4 Social Club 4 Air plane ldentihcation Club 4 Home Economics Club 3 Year book Staff 4 OUR FIGHT IS THE BEACON FOR ENSLAVED PEOPLES wwf E' MICHAEL SIMEONE Mike Academic 'Ili e has always wanled laller lo grow A ca e 0 yea I urll ara' hum rn rxsmg we knou. French Club 4 Social Club 4 Aircraft Identification Club 4 CALVIN SOLLA Stoves Academic A born leader and luclerl loo There r n l much lhcl Calun can l do Student Council 3 4 Treasurer 3 President 4 Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 Basketball 4 Engl sh Honor Society I Mixed Chorus 2 3 President 2 3 Chess Clubl 2 3 4 Social Sci ence and Debating Club I 2 3 Social Science Club 4 Choir 4 Music Council 2 3 President 3 Yearbook Staff 4 JACK SIROTT rn Academic For lhe field c success Jac bound French Club I 2 Social Sci ence and Debating Club I 2 3 Social Science Club 4 Vlce President 4 Junior Chess Club 3 Rambler 3 4 Editor in Chief 4 Chess CIub3 4 Science Club 3 4 Yearbook Editor 4 IV ARIE CLAIRE SORENSON Olll Commercial For no mmclcs seem lo bring her more corlenl Than lhose rn pleasrng use ul ludres spenl unior Girl Reserves I Rambler 3 4 News Editor 4 Social Sci ence and Debating Club I 2 English Honor Society 2 3 4 Secretary 3 4 Art Club 3 Sen or Commercial Club 3 4 Dra matic Club I WILBUR STETSON Stets Academic A leading member cf lhe band. He' ' s qurle a fgure on lhe sland. English Honor So ' ciety Ig Band 2, 3, 4, President 4: Social Sci- ence and Debating Club I. 2. 3 Orchestra 2, 31 Rambler 4 S 1 LU- dent Council 2, 43 Library Club Zg Ch ess Club 23 Yearbook Staff 4: Social Science Club 4. Presi- dent 4 STANLEY STEVENSON Steve Industrial Hrs lhoughls are many h speeches few He s ralher quzcl and basl' ul loo H 1 Y 4 Junior Chess Club 2 3 Booster Club 3 4 Varsity Club 4 French Conversation Club 4 Baseball 3 4 MARGARET STEWART Margie Commercial Serious, bul ncl sober: Quiel. but nol idle. ROBERT STREEPER Streep Industrial Farmzng and Slreeper go I h ogel er What combination could be bellcr 9 Booster Club 3 4 Treasure 3 r 4 H1Y4 FrenchC onversation Club 4 Stage Crew 2 Baseball 2 3 Hobby Club I F1 df' ON TOWARDS ONE WORLD JEAN TOWNEND Feathers Academlc As a pass Shes a unny bo ne cf lhe IZA class English Honor Soclet I y A Cappella Ch o1rI234Ra bl er 2 3 4 Spanish Club 3 Yearbook Staff4 EARL VETTER Handsome Commercial A woman s man hell always be As all his rxends can easxly see Dramatic Club I Social Science and Debating Club I 2 3 Sec retary 3 Library Club I 2 3 Vice President 3 T rafhc Club I 2 3 4 English Honor Society 2 Student Council 3 Co mmer cial Club 3 junior Chess Club 2 3 Hobby Club 2 praclxcal jo er can will VERNA VAN DOREN Shorty Commercial Gentle m manner lhoughl and deed What more could anyone needi umor Girl Reserves I C om mercial Club 3 4 Treasurer 3 4 H ome Economics CIub3 Air craft Identification Club 4 Social Club 4 ANNA MAY WAGNER Anna Commercial Han' so blond and a spar lm 3 smile Va es her a friend lhal s really worthwhile 19 VJ 5 '52 'na '27 RUTH WATSON .Ilgger Academlc She has leadershrp abzlzly capaczly and lacl umor Dramatic Club I 2 Senlor Dramatxc Club 3 4 u lor Cxrl Reserves I Presldent I Latm Club 2 3 Curl Reserves 2 3 4 Treasurerl 3 4 Inter national Club 3 Curl Reserves DefenseClub3 YearbooIcStaH4 MARY JANE WIMMERSBURGER Commercial A smrle or all a greclmg glad An amrablc jolly way she had Dramatic Club I A Cappella Cbolrl 2 3 4 V1ctoryCIub4 Secretary 4 ANNA WHITE Nan Commercial Always cheer ul every day Fun lovmg m every way A Cappella Cholr 2 3 4 Pres: dent 4 Mnxed Chorus I 2 3 Music Councll 2 3 4 Soclal Club 4 Band 3 4 Yearbook Staff-4 ROBERT WORTH INGTON 0 Tomorrow lomorrow nol loday Le Cercle Francals 4 Spellmg Club I Track 3 4 Football 2 umor Chess Club 2 4 OUR BOYS ARE FIGHTING TO PROTECT AND PRESERVE DEMOCRACY MARIE YANIRO Mane Commercial A qurel gzrl wxlh manners mzld W rlh ne er a word or aclzon wrld Curl Reserves 2 3 Home Eco nomlcs Club 3 4 Epsilon Chl 4 Soclal Club 4 Senior Commer clal Club 4 MARGARET YEAGLE Marge Commercial And cflen I have heard defended Lzllle sand rs soonel mended Commercial Club 3 4 umor Cxrl Reserves I Home Eco nomlcs Club 3 Epsilon Chl 4 Social Club 4 Aircraft ldent1E canon Club 4 Yearbook Staff 4 ,f get -'Q Y Y - Y- - -- f H-'-115 A ' 6 ' f J ' A , : ' . . . '- Q A D - Il - : ' . . : e is 4 y,, - - - . - - . I 1 5 in , K U if fa, D n 'A - . . .. , f A B b M' . Academic fl . til! A ' . : ' A : 3 9 ' I . , U h- I: - - - it Q L, .4 Q 'I Di J 7 W 1--W ' s J'Q?'f ,iii 'Bri gftnl I Q NJP W' 4 1 Snrvrfe SENIOR BEST LOOKING FLORENCE FORAKER CALVIN SOLLA The countenance is the portrait of the soul. BEST DRESSED JANE BRENNAE EDWARD MARCELLA , Dress is the index of our contentsf WITTIEST LEO JOHNSON JEAN TOWVEND Wit and humor belong to genius alone. MOST ATHLETIC MABE1. HEATH JOSEPH ELMER Games lubricate the bocly and the mind. PERSUNAHTIES MOST POPULAR JOSEPH ELMER FLORENCE FORAKER All tongues speak well of them. BEST DANCERS JULIE JULIANO FRANK CAPELLO All are merry that dance lightlyf' MOST DEPENDABLE LEWIS DUNBAR KATHERINE HEMMETER The great hope of society is indi- vidual character. 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' 'I , H 1 xx V . .fx ,f ' , . 7 Af If ,fm ' If i -'w-.,,,, Lorenzo s pocketsn and how drd he pull that card trlck on Nick Cargarella3 After the fun we leave for the Fred Warmg broadcast Here we are entertamed for an hour by hxs superb orgamzatlon Once more we Journey back to the Taft but this time vxslons of a party mxll around In our heads Something goes wrong' Bert Nlchols spends the night ln the lobby the occupants of Rooms 929 and ZI4 get mto trouble wlth Mr Boyd Mary Antonelll gets caught going to a party by a house detec txve Tuesday morning our guldes take us on a tour of the NBC Studios and hnally escort us to the roof of the R C A Bulldlng where we gaze upon the clty After lunch we tour bpper Manhattan by double decker bus and new the Llttle Church Around the Corner Grants Tomb and the Cathedral of St ohn the Dxvlne Following dlnner we attend the musical comedy One Touch of Venus starrmg Mary Martln Kenny Baker and ohn Boles On Wednesday we explore the c1ty on our own osle Navetta and Rose Accardl spend an enjoyable day wlth two soldlers other girls have a rlp roarlng time wlth sallors We re turn to the hotel pack our clothes Taft towels and souvenlrs and rush madly to the station under the terrlfic burden of su1t cases Here comes Walter Lane Jane Brown lee Glenn Fellx Teeclne Cherublm Fred Lem beck and Nlck Gargarella just a but late' Woe unto them' We finally board the tram for Home Sweet Home it Q I . 4 T x ,, W , 'I J 1 ,. l' eww ,.. ... . - 4' - I F' , D I l I I 1 'X , Q E I g, ,. .- -9 vfr- l k , ' - , 'fr., I .-ex ' jf' . , .J . 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I Dv - vi v ' . v F V s I I LEHIJERS UF TUMllRRUW'S WURUJ STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS I reszdenl Scerclary Calvm Solla lncz Maugnr Vzcc Prcszdcnl Treasurer oseph Elmer ohn Caprxottl Adviser Mr Qharlcs Boyd rl he Student Council was formed by our Supcrlntendent Mr Snvder ln V129 for the purpose of developlng a better understandlng of our democracy by allowmg Iuplls to emplov school pollcy ln actual partlclpatlon ln the government of the school The presldent and vlce presldent of each homeroom orgamzatxon are asslgned cats ID Councll The president of Council must be a senior ln the upper thlrcl of the cla s chosen from the student body by popular vote Other officers are elected from vuthln COLHCII There are tmentv three rrerrbers ID the club They take care of homeroom problems actlvxtx tickets pep rallies Red Cross collections and varlous other matters The presl dent of Council also presxdcs ow er the student assembly Members P Fallon B Ellcer R Clnther R SldO!'Sky Accardl L lannuccl D liulcl X Dugxn R Rlttlu VT Stetson M Rtelnl M lVl'1ndlo G COI'CllSLO Nl Bren nan l.. 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TRAFFIC CLUB The Trafhc Club IS probably one of the busnest servlce organnzatxons ln our school lts servxces to the school are numerous Members of the Traffic Club mamtam order xn the halls when students are passmg between class dunng fire drllls axr rald drllls and school assemblxes At all the school affalrs the mem bers of the Traffic Club are always on hand to help xn every way possx ble ln makmg the affair ln whlch they partlclpate a success The officers of the club are president Leo ohnson vlce pres: dent Olxve ohnson secretary Car ne Bailey treasurer Helen Bruner advxser Mr Thomas Coles GIRL RESERVES the Y W C A has been a part of Bnstol Hugh School for over twenty one years The club ns composed of girls from the sophomore junior and senxor classes Because of the National Emer gency most of the work done thxs year has been m furthering the war effort ln all the glrls try to make llfe more xnterestlng and worth whxle not only for themselves but for others as well THE PURPOSE To Fmd and Cuve the Best THE SLOGAN Face Life Squarely The officers of the club are presxdent ane Brownlee vxce presldent Rachel De Vxta secre tary ane Brennan treasurer Ruth Watson advxsers Miss Marlon Peck and Mrs Paul Barrett 08- DICHVUIS and Wlfefing -Classesi The Girl Reserves, a branch of I n U ' ' n . 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' ' . l AIRCRAFT IDENTI Fl CATION CLUB The arm of the Arrcraft ldentrfx catlon Club IS not only to teach spllt second recognrtlon of both Al hed and Axls alrplanes to alr the various parts of the airplane and to better acquaint them wrth the avlatlon field as a whole Thls club whxch originated this year rs open to both boys and gurls The meetings of the club are opened wlth roll the remamder of the pe nod IS then taken up with a lesson on alrcraft rdentlflcatron The officers of the club are presldent Harold Hunter vrce presldent Robert Conklin secre tary Wlnlfred Rlggs treasurer Charles Margerum adviser Mrs VICTORY CLUB The Vrctory Club IS a contlnua tlon of last year s Junior Red Cross Club It performs worthwhile tasks such as making favors and lcnlttmg sweaters and mittens wlth the wool obtaxned from the Red Cross through MISS Flsher Although late gettmg started due to a shortage of wool the gxrls were soon engrossed ln kmttlng childrens outer cloth mg A few members who knew how to knnt helped the advnser teach the lnexperrenced kmtters desxres to ard the war effort The officers of the club are presndent ane Brownlee vnce president Mary ane Wnmmersber ger treasurer Geraldine Fenton adviser Mlss Dorothy Fisher minded youth, but to teach them Madelyn Kennedbh Membership is open to anyone who LIBRARY CLUB The purpose of the Lnbrary Club IS to help the Llbrarxan 1n her work to learn the proper care and value of books and to stlmulate an m terest ln readmg Durmg the year each member IS taught vanous library skulls and asslsts the Llbrarnan for one perxod a week Thls organlzatnon helps ln every way possible to lmprove the library This year the club was very ac tive nn celebratmg National Book Week The ofhcers of the club are presndent Alfred lannuccx vnce presxdent Rose Accardx secretary Claire Bradley treasurer Lola Car ter, advxser Mrs Wxllxam lVlcCam ART CLUB The purpose of the Art Club rs to provnde for puplls xnterestecl nn art an opportumty to express thenr creatxve and artlstxc talents Durmg the meetings the mem bers prove thelr interest IH vanous artlstlc tasks Some work wrth pencxls water pamts or chalks whxle others work wlth leather wood and felt Hand puppets and hue examples of artnstxc prxntmg have been made Posters advertxs mg dnfferent campalgns around the school and current clrlves such as the Red Cross were supplxed by the club The officers of the club are presndent Elwood Patalon vnce president Mary Accardl secretary Rose Accardx treasurer Carlo D1 Mldlo advlser lVl1ss Ruby Arneson . v - - , V ' , - . - . ' - ' . - - SOCIAL SCIENCE CLUB The Socxal ScIence Club was or gamzed In the sprmg of 1939 by ItS present advIser Mr C Boyd The purpose of the club IS to en courage the study of the SOCIBI Sc: ences for the development and ap precIatIon of thIs finer art The club makes every effort to famIlIarIze Itself wxth current HHBIYS through dxscusslon and reports by IIS members Dunng the past year the club sponsored an Armlstnce Day pro gram presIdentIal preference elec tIon and also journeyed to Penns bury Manor The ofhcers of the club are presIdent WIlbur Stetson VICC presIdent ack Slrott secretary Mae Bernard treasurer Edward Marcella advxser M Charles Boyd HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Every gIrl reahzes that she plays an Important role lh malung the home happner ln the Home Eco nomIcs Club some of these realIza tlons are put lht0 action The purposes of the Home Eco nomIcs Club are to further the traInIng of glrls havmg had Home Economms to glVe them the real and full meanmg of Home Eco nomIcs to develop socIal P0188 and to traIn young gnrls to be HCIIVC and efficxent leaders In home and communlty lIfe members Anyone wIshIng to jom must be elected by a two thIrds vote The officers of the club are presIdent Margaret Hellyer vIce presIdent Betty Lebo secretary Helen Welker treasurer Vlrgmla Adnan advlser Mrs jean Goff - ' - ' - A The club is limited . to thlrty l MUSIC COUNCIL The Muslc Council IS composed of the presxdents of the four musrc clubs This group meets monthly wxth xts advxser Mrs KOZIIISIKI and acts on current problems under nts Junscllctlon The council IS the advlsory board that acts as the executwe part of the Muslc Depart ment and decides on actlvxtles and dxscxplme of the Chorus Choxr Band and Orchestra The officers of the coun xl are President Charles Peet secretary treasurer Shirley Peet THE CHOIR This year the Choral group whnch IS a combmatnon of the A Cappella Choxr and Mlxed Chorus of last year has about Fifty four members most of whom are under graduates Under the dlrectnon of Mrs Kozmslu the Cholr has performed at several affanrs tms season Thev participated ln the assembly given by the musxc clubs A sprung con cert IS scheduled for April and the Choxr IS preparmg to make a good showmg at thxs event The officers of the club are presrdent Anna White accom pamst Shlrley Peet dnrector Mrs Eleanor Kozmslu l w w w w - - ' - . , - ' . 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DRAMATIC CLUB The alms of the Dramatxc Club are to foster xnterest ln the dramatxc arts to develop the abxllty to speak dlstmctly and expresslvely and to rndustrnous recreatxon Thus year the club sponsored a one act play tournament The sophomore Junior and semor classes competed for pnzes and honors ln dramatnc arts The oflicers of the club are presldent Walter Lane vrce pres: dent Patrlcla Henry secretary Evelyn Rotondo treasurer Shrrley Peet advrser Nl1ssCladys Hewrtt EPSILON CHI The Epsilon Chr was formed to develop ease ln publxc speakmg and to cultivate an enjoyment of those phases of English and lxtera ture for whnch class tlme IS too lnmxted During the meetxngs educatnonal games xn the field of English and literature are held records are played and talks or readmgs are gwen by the members The officers of the club are presxdent Patncxa Henry vlce presxdent Alfred lannuccl secre tary Betty Lynch treasurer Eve lyn Rotondo advxsers Miss Gladys Hewxtt and Mxss Madelyn Ken nedy V instill the value and pleasure of 4 D A COMMERCIAL CLUB The Commerclal Club was es tablxshed and glven nts charter m I939 under the supervxslon of Mrs Estella Marray The alms of thus club are to en courage each member to become more actlve rn commercnal work to foster social actxvltnes and to cre ate an efficxent and cooperatnve worker ln the principal s office or any other office ln the communlty Membershlp xs open to both sen lor and Jumor commercxal students A club pm IS glven to each semor member who has pard hrs requlred dues This year besides other various actlvntxes relatmg to commercxal work the club IS planmng to hold an annual banquet The officers of the club are presrdent Marvm Colhns vxce presndent Carrre Barley secretary Mar3orleSackv1lle treasurer Cath erme Tatfe advlsers Mrs Estella Marray and Mrs Paul Barrett VARSITY CLUB The Varsnty Club was organized rn order to promote sports and to bestow honor upon the athletes of Bristol Hrgh School The qualxfncatrons for admittance to the club are one must be ln his jumor or semor year and must have earned a varsity letter ln football basketball baseball track cheer leadmg or nn managmg teams Thus year the club sponsored a foul shootmg contest whxch was open to anyone who wrshed to en ter Trophxes were presented to the wrnnmg boy or grrl The officers of the club are presrdent joseph McDevitt vxce presrdent Marvm Collxns secre tary Sophie Bneleckr treasurer Ruth Barley, advisers Mr William Bartholomew and Mr Walter Ros ser . . - . ' . , . - - - ' . . , ' .. . v - - - . - SCIENCE CLUB The purposes of the club are l to stimulate maxntam and per petuate an mterest m the physxcal sclences C21 to apply the pnnclples learned ln the scxences to the phe nomena found nn everyday lnfe 3D to provlde opportunity for dlscus snon of scxentlflc materxals not found ln the standard textbooks and Q45 to cultxvate the scxentlfic approach m seekxng solutxons of problems which at first sight seem dlfhcult and complex The club meets every other Frx day It has a membership of twenty two The officers of the club are presxdent Ralph Nichols vxce pres :dent Mane Ostrowskn secretary Wlnlfred Nlurcer treasurer Claire Krell adviser Mr Harvey Reber JUNIOR COMMERCIAL CLUB The Junior Commercial Club of Bristol Hugh School IS composed of members of the cophomore Class who are mterested m Commerclal education A Constltutxon was adopted by the club and the purpose IS as follows WHEREAS xt IS necessary m order to make the most of ourselves m studying busmess procedures and to conduct ourselves ln a busmess like manner to have more extended practxce ln shorthand and type wrntmg nn order to compete for awards gnven out by the Gregg selves the umor Commerclal Club and have adopted for our govern ment the above purpose The officers of the club are Presldent Lols Hulbert vlce presn dent Dons Rnebel secretary Vxr gunna Adnan treasurer Matllda De Koyer adviser Mxss Grace Gearhart , l , I fc Company: we do constitute our- W BOOSTER CLUB The Booster Club is composed of senior high school boys whose slogan is Boost Bristol High. Its members are constantly engaged in Stage Activities, as guards at athletic contests and at various repair and construction jobs about the high school. The aims of the club are: 1U to develop school spirit and increase the ability of its membersg 12h to insure greater safety to the student bodyg 13? to create lasting friendships: 141 to improve school conditionsg and 151 to aid and abet any project whose purpose is to Boost Bristol High School. The officers of the club are: Supcrinlendcnl Sccrclary Ralph Ratcliffe Nicholas Cargarella Prcsidcn! Treasurer Eugene Cordisco Stanley Stevenson Vice-Prcsidcnl Adviser Thomas Di Lorenzo Mr. Lester Michael 44 f'-uf' an 'ff' .o,y f 'd' ,, 4' lffgf 35 fiiiful -. TUIVIURRUWS STARS , wg. . , - , ,- 5? ' 41,4 1 - 2 s' K ':vgV:, I JV, V ,, , ' Lf, -'s v.,:: 5 ,gf-f 4 K , , . . ln VWY-1 .-' . ' , , 'I f, - I . '01, ' 1 . ' Q. ,. .. A . , . 1, . ,, f ,' Q I J-1 Y. T, 44 ' 'V ' J- ' ' . , n-i.. 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A '. !'V5wA I U' me H vs. ix Mc' Swv A 'w4'.n .adinimsm I FOOTBALL September I943 presented a grave problem to the Bristol Hlgh School grxdlron sport The team not only lost all but two of 1ts players by graduatlor but they lost their coach Clarence Bartholomew to the Army ASSlStaHt coach Mr Charles Utz ln addrtlon to carrylng on hrs teachrng dutles lmmedlately filled the vacated shoes of Bartholomew The Bunmes opened the season wrth Trenton Cathollc and presented thelr departmg coach wlth a Er 0 victory as a farewell grft The Red and Cray next engaged George School and defeated them 7 0 The prot gxs of Cholly Utz battled and defeated Conshohocken on the Bristol Hlgh School sorespot I2 6 wlth a fourth quarter rally ln a nlght game at Rlverslde the lccalltes lost to the all powerful New ersey team 26 0 Bensalem was next on the llst and thls game was a 0 0 deadlock When the Langhorne lndrans met the Bunnies they were promptly scalped by a I4 0 score Home again the Brlstol team hoped to end the Burlrngton Jrnx but to no avail as they lost IZ 0 On the road agam Bnstol Hugh School bowed to P S D I2 6 The undefeated Brldgeport Dragons kept thelr record ln tact by smothermg the Red and Cray 20 0 ln the final game the underslzed Bunnies battled M0ffISVlll6 herolcally but were subdued 20 0 Summlng up the team s record we hnd the Bristol team with four victories to its credlt five defeats and one tle All 1n all lt was a much better record than last year s team made 46 J, . 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' qfj - A ,p 1 ' Q :+5 e-f-'A'-f ,-- 'x 'x ' A K ' n 'f ' ,a.-fer? ,rj it . gpg: r df' 4 V K 0 rf. -2' x GIRLS BASKETBALL GIRLS HOCKEY Alumm Rohm and Haas Bensalem Brlstol Brlstol Brlstol Langhorne Bensalem Langhorne Brlstol Brlstol Brlstol ' ,...,..... 27 ' ......... 7 ....... 0 ' .. 8 ' ......... I4 ........ 0 ' Bensalem ..,..... I9 Bristol ......... I 9 Bensalem ......,. 0 Bristol ....,...I4 ' ' 50 as W ,1- f '2ff ,Bn 'HW wn:.4f , ,- g ALMA MATER Ylrrouglr Ilre luzlzglrl lra e 0 memory loyally ue ll elzng lo llre rea' and gray o Brzsiol Prazse we ll euer szng Euer onuara' euer upward Hold your colors lrzglz Hall' to Br1sfolH1gl1l Though we leave ll1ee clear ola' Brzslol Memorzes wzll remam 0 ihe days use speni zn lrurldzng Your undymg name All llre felcls of our ena'eaLor Pass be ore our eyes Comradeslup no llme can sener VVrapi ln rzenclslup s lzes 7 ' A K y. u f U Hail lo llree, olr Almaalwaler, J, y . . . I e flu I 7 4 . A PEEK INTU THE FUTURE I H f if E . i Q i A 53 LAST WILL AND TESTAME HEREAS the trme has arrlved as xt must for all hlgh school semors to enter the world and procure thelr mxlhons we the Class of I944 do hereby leave and bequeath to our Alma Mater and frlends a token of our everlastmg appreclatlon for the bountlful knowledge we have gaxned However sxnce we cannot prove the stablhty of our mmds to the duly appomted authontles we regret to announce that the statements herem contamed are not legally accepted as belng valld To our beloved old barn Brlstol Hugh School we leave Mr ames Fallons promlse of an xmmense new edlfice as soon as he can get hold of a sweepstake tlcket Untll thls txme arrlves It behooves us to warn the underclassmen that unless ex treme precautxon IS taken the roof may cave 1n before the above mentxoned tlme arrlves To our loyal school executlves Mr Snyder and Mr I-lertzler wlth whom we have had many heart to heart conferences we leave our smcere thanks for the efh clent management of the school clurlng the years of our occupancy our class advxsers Mrs Barrett and Mr Boyd we leave our gratxtude for makmg our last year all we wanted the members of our lllustrlous faculty we do hereby bequeath the followmg Mnss Kallenbach a trlbe of Indians Mr Reber the thought of comlng back to the l I I class Mlss Hewltt a U S O Canteen o Mr Mlchael a reducmg machme o Mrs Marray our large financlal surplus to help run the cafeteria Miss Flsher the hearts of the 12th grade boys Mlss Peck an automatlc machxne to fxll m excuse blanks Mr Burrlss a Spamsh senorlta Mr Bartholomew a basketball team for whlch he won t have to make excuses Mrs Davlt our hope that she wlll enjoy belng a housewlfe Mr Utz a secretary to save wear and tear on the IZC I students Mlss Kennedy an elevator Mr Coles a stooge to llsten to h1s jokes Mrs McCa1n a library equlpped wlth the books that have been approprlated Mr Rosser a set of golf clubs and balls Mrs Kozmskl an A Cappella Cholr that will slng mstead of talk Mrs Goff more equipment for Home Nursmg classes Mr Smlth somethmg to make hxm smlle Mxss Nelll we leave assembly programs wxth whxch everyone wall be satlshed the unlor Class we leave the hope that next year they mll be able to vlslt peaceful Washlngton 54 To ' , . . , ' To ' ' ' : To . , . . . 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To the Sophomore Class we entrust the honor of lnstllllng In the succeeding generatlons the devotlon to school and school ws ork of our present class To a fem of our many frlends among the ranks of the uneducated we leave the follovnng O O O O O O O O X era Km ochka X 1v1an Fenton s bashfulness Mlckey lVland1o Russell Cnnther s book know ledge Margle Sackvxlle Katherlne Hemmeter s qulet manner Blll lNysse Calvin Solla s curly halr ean MacArthur Patty Henry s natural plnk cheeks Frank Palowez Fred Lemeck s romantic Soul VIVIHD Flsher Anna Whlte s glggles ohn D Angelo Earl Vetter S bookkeepmg knowledge Cecella Walker ulle ullano S danclng ablllty lVlarv1n Collins oe Elmer S football porse Shlrley Peet ane Brennan s love for the Navw Rose anlco Ruth Watson s marks oe lVlcDev1tt Alfred lannuccl s success as class presldent Marlon Denny Catherlne Dugan s helght Charles Flsher LOUIS Dunbar S athletic ablllty Glorla Whlte une Heath s love for shorthand Anna Franchesclm Clara Pxeo s glft of gab Donald Broschard Leo ohnson s Smlllng face ohn Bowen Charles Peet S plald shirts ohnny Galatto Wllbur Stetson s sclentlhc knowledge Tom Chllds the heart of a senlor glrl Leonard Snyder ohn Caprlottl s technxque wlth glrls all red headed underclassmen Evelyn Rotondo s heart the amtors we leave a tornado to put an end to the cause of their mlserles wltness hereof we the Class of l944 have afhxed our Slgn and seal the zero to thls lofty document Slnce lt characterlzes the scholarship we attained THE BRISTOL HIGH SCHOOL CLASS or I944 no To 7 ' , M ' ' . 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To - , ' . ln ' , , , ' , PROPHECY BRISTOL OF THE FUTURE S WE. feel the traln slowlng for the next stop our hearts begln to pound wlth antlclpatlon We gather together our belonglngs The conductor pushes open the door and hls volce sounds llke a clap of thunder as he roars Brlsss tollll Brlstol It has been fifteen years SIDCC we last saw our old home town We are so Filled wlth emotlon we can only smlle at one another But as the traln pulls to a stop all other thoughts are swept away by the reall zatlon that a great crowd IS assembled ln the Pantheon of a statlon to greet us The marble walls echo thelr shouts As we step off the platform the town band led by Wllbur Stetson strlkes up a llvely alr We see the former Marne Yanlro watchlng her husband playlng hls drums Mayor Calvln Solla accompanled by Chlef Alr Rald Warden oseph Flanagan Commlssloner Howard MacCorkle and Polltlcal Leader Sam Gesualdl presents us wlth the key to the clty Irene Chrusclel presldent of the Buzzlng Busybody Soclety welcomes us wlth a dellghtful speech whlch we suffer through As we leave the platform we are favored wlth a flute solo by Anna Whlte who IS also a noted member of the Brlstol Phllharmonlc Orchestra Our elevator to the street IS run by of all people Fred Lembeclc At the entrance of the statlon we are met by our gulde Alfred lannuccl and our taXl drlver Glenn Fellx who has hls l960 Bullet Cadlllac waltlng on the ramp outslde We are ready to tour our home town Flrst we go to Mlll Street whlch IS no longer conflned to one way traffic but sports ln addltlon to the regular two way trafflc a speclal up and down rlght of way for hellcopters Dlrectlng trafflc at the hlghway lntersectlon we see Leo ohn become buslness men or women on Mlll Street we declde to leave the car and walk We now come upon Brlstol s foremost theater owned by Ralph Ratcllffe On the marquee we see that the present show lncludes local talent who have made good We buy our tlckets from ean Corbett and pass through the lobby resplendent wlth masterpleces of art palnted by Arlene Reynolds We are lust ln tlme for the stage show As the curtaln YISCS Master of Ceremonles ohn Caprlottl the same old Don uan ln hls tallor made tuxedo steps forth and announces the followlng acts a ballet dance by Marle Clalre Sorenson Paper Doll sung by that handsome crooner oe Elmer an exhlbltlon of ballroom danclng by ames Costantlnl and ulle ullano the song How About a Cheer for the Navy by ane Brennan pln up queen a plano solo by J3.CQUCllDC Lowrls a tap dance by Marle Cherublnl wlth Theodora Cherublnl accompanylng her on the French horn and a comedy sklt by Marlon Louderbough The accompanying motlon plcture How Green ls My Sprlng Coat stars Becky Foraker Earl Vetter Russell Clnther portraylng the for gotten man Adolph Hltler and Walter Lane lWe see Walter s Wlfe the former ane Brownlee ln the audlence wlth thelr two chlldren Shady and Lovers Near ane we see Cecella Cocchlero looklng ln valn for Frankle D ln the plcture also Wlnl 56 . , i Y - I . . . . . . . J - son, trafllc policeman extraordinary. Since many of our former classmates have . , V . . J , - , 2 ' r J J : , .. ',. J v - - : : ' ' Il I 1 y r ' l I 7 - fred Murcer the great operatlc star makes her debut to the srlver screen We are completely won by the charm of Becky and the zlp of Earl Indeed we are very proud of all these classmates of ours But we must travel on As we walk out of the theater we bump lnto Mrs Donald Worrell the former Olive ohnson tralled by three of her five boys chatting wlth Ruth Watson Gunnells We find that rn thls modern town mstead of separate stores there IS one huge department store All competltors are ln thls one buslness house whlch extends half the length of M111 Street On the south srde of the street there rs a beautlful park We see Admiral Richard Leigh walklng wlth Generals Lawrence Dougherty and Mlchael Slmeone Walking behmd them IS Evelyn Rotondo lookmg for a handsome red head Also we see Mabel Heath and Robert Conklln talklng over the ments of the Army A1r Corps Sleepxng on a bench IS Frank Capella Ah' who IS thls wxth the wolfish gleam ln hrs eyes3 Why lt s Anthony Eelman As we cross the street ln the park we are nearly run down by a huge truck We see xt IS drlven by Dora Farruglo Who IS thus comlng toward us3 It s Margxe Faulkner and there s Wendell Kehler followmg her It looks as though Margle stlll has that certam somethlng The keeper of the grounds ambles over to see us and to say hello It lS Robert Streeper who polnts out the beautles and wonders of the park to us The huge swim mlng pool lS partxcularly entlcmg By the way we caught a glimpse of Bernlce Bechter and Edward Marcella down by the pool They re stlll gorng steady after fifteen long years And there sxttmg on that park bench IS erry Fenton wlth sallor Calvm George Let s go lnto thxs huge store A large banner hangs outslde announcmg to the world that thxs IS Mae Bernard s super department store ln the store dlrectory we store Peggy l-lellyer owner of the Modern Dress Shop whlch boasts V1rg1n1a Napoli as chief desrgner Vlto Bono grocery market Verna Van Doren Theresa Hoffman and Noma Albrlght co owners of a Date Bureau osephlne Navetta mortlclan ames Fallon owner of the Sxlent Alarm Clock Shop and Lucy Margarl runnmg a Model Agency employlng models Catherme Dugan and Angelma lndelxcato Leavmg the store we pass Nick Gargarella s Dance Palladium and the headquarters of the Women s Athletic Assoclatlon Rachel De Vlta presrdent The next lmpresslve bulldmg IS that of the town newspaper The Ramblmg Courxcr Thls paper averages thlrty pages dally On the staff are ack Slrott edltor Pat Henry Journalist Lewls Dunbar cub reporter ean Townend author of the comlc strrp Dagwood and the Plrates Bert Nlchols photographer and Robert Worthrngton sales manager We glance through the day s edltlon and notlce that two SOClalltCS Margaret Stewart and Margaret Yeagle are donatmg thelr spare txme to the Red Cross Our town IS really getting up In the world We cllmb back mto our car and move on to the town college On the way we pass the renowned hugh school and stop for a few mlnutes just to gaze upon the relxcs of our Alma Mater TOOUISUYPTISCWCSCC Gene Cordlsco and Tom D1 Lorenzo repalr mg the roof At the gate are Betty Lynch and Clara P160 lookmg to see lf the present 57 . . . . , . , . . 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Fmd a few of our classmates and their present interests: Theresa Ferry, stationery J , . 3 . . , ' ' Q ' , : J , I I I s are as mterestmg as those of flfteen vears ago Through the doors come the prmcxpal Clarre Krell Dons Nadler and Ruth Barley the school nurses and Marv ane Wxmmersberger the Office Practlce teacher Our trme rs gettmg short so we drxve on to the college whlch IS sltuated ln Edgely along the rlver We drmk ID the beauty of the campus as we approach the mam bulldmgs Our guide lnforms us that the follovsmg from among our classmates are members of the faculty Emma Bar raco Latm professor Katherlne Hemmeter Dean of Women Anthony Natale Phvslcs professor VIVIRH Fenton head of the Engllsh Department Susan lVIasco head of the Home Economlcs Department Wlnlfred Nlorrette Speech professor Pete Amadro football coach Stanley Stevenson baseball coach and Charles Peet professor of Paleontogy Among Professor Peet s more noted fossils are those of the species Charlxum Boydloso Slabum Smlthansls and Tomlum Colesensus We are really proud of this marvelous addltlon to our educatlonal system After leavmg the college we come baclc down Pond Street whlch IS now a four lane hlghway On the slte of the old MUHICIPHI Bulldlng we see a huge whlte court Our gurde tells us that some of our former classmates have also entered the held of law We End that Lois Layng IS DlStflCt Attorney wlth Anna May Wagner as asslstant une Heath has become famous as the first woman Judge Rose Accardl and Mary Antonelll have taken posltlons as recordmg secretary and court crler respectlvely Our v1s1t to our old home town has come to a close and we drlve slowly back to the statlon We brd a tearful farewell to our frlends as our traln carrles us out of slght 98 j . . . , v Z - u : , , . , . , . GG, NANIE VIR BOXD Vllss PECK 'Vhss PECI-e MR SIIITII MR BLRRI55 MRS MCC xxx 'Vhss HEWITT MRS Kozrssm lVlRs 'VIIRR'-.I lVlIss FIsIIER MRS BARRETT MR C OLE5 'VIR HERTZLER MRS CIOFF R REBER R UTZ R MICH XEL R ROSSER M155 KAI I ENBXCK sIeIes XNIE The Boss N P CutIe may Cookle hmpress Ylrs K Reds 'l hat Hamllton W oman Bahx face W hee Yi hew I w hxstlel Herr Doc C hollx 'Vlllee Doc oom boom F'-IXORITE 3 XX INC. Prlmarllx l planned the strategx l m wonderlng Eek' A mouse Trx me out llS leetter to haxe loved and lost tman never to haue lox ed at all l don t have to allow xou In here lqomorrow s asslgnment IS e c Xi here s C harles Peetf 5It up stralght Next one that txlles goes out Keep sour ex es on xour own paper The law 15 unknown to those who lenow not the reason thereof LIlcew1se I reallv want to tell xou Lnclerstand3 Now pleece we re not Interested In xour XNlSClOI'0 That wlll explaln Itself ID the next chapter Don t mlsunderstand me Aw I'lQl1t' Let s go You ll haxe to make thxs pCI'lOd up .I II II . . II I. II .I I . II II I I II II II I I Il II .I VI II II II IIIII. I II I II . I II II I . II ,I I . . . . ' ' - ' II- II III I . . II I I, ' . .. 'I . 't . I. II II I I - .II II II I. I II I ,. I .f I- . I I IJ Y II !! I4 ' 7' I II I . I . x A 2 i C I4 ' ' II I II - II II II - II I. II II - - II I D A ' ' ' II Y V ll KK ' 77 I I I M II In II ' I ' ' V . II M ' II - II I. - ' 4 - . I I I Nl II - II II I I II . I' ..... I l I M II II II! - I I' Anll I! ll I' ' ' ' 1' MAGI Emma Barraco IH an argument Mrss Hevxltt not glVlDg homework Mae Bernard xx hen she 1sn t 1n a hurry LOUIS Dunbar belng hrgh scorer ln a basketball game MISS F1 her wlthout the IZA boys The student bodv not racing through the Lord s Prax er ln assembly The School Board grvlng us an athletlc Held oe Flanagan belng on tlme Anthony Eelman not belng sllly The IZA s berng qulet Sam Ge ualdl not makmg a lot of noise Bert Nlchols not belng cynlcal The Blg FIVC not talklng blg 'Vlarle Clalre Sorenson wlthout her schoolbag oe Elmer not belng shy Rose Accardl belng serlous ean Tow nend not knowrng a new joke The l7A glrls not waltlng for the I I l boxs Russell Gmther not belng entertalnlng une Heath not alxs axs ready to help out W rnrfred Morrette not knoulng her Engllsh Robert Streepcr not talklng about hls farm Katherxne Hcmmetcr Hunkxng shorthand ulxc LllldDO m1 sung a dance 60 ut rde of shop . , . 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' A - F' o sA J To the members of the graduatmg class I say clung fast to the Ideals engendered by your school for upon you of this generation the wel fare of the natnon nts hope and unity depend y dmg tears and blood are but cementxng the broken walls Iaymg the foundatlon of a stronger world and opemng a field of freedom to en slaved peoples It remams for you ln turn through mtelllgent alert and well directed effort through mtegrlty and through tenaclty of purpose to so prepare yourselves that you may lend your effort to strengthen the bonds of unlty clmg wlth steadfast smcerxty to the xdeals of our great natlon and to extend xts democratlc xdeals to our less fortunate world brothers that thls natxon may serve as an msplratlon and beacon of Ilght to the world VIRGINIA H BARRETT When a deed ns done for freedom through the broad earth s aching breast Runs a thnll of Joy prophetlc tremblmg on from east to west And the slave where er he cowers feels the soul wxthm hum cllmb To the awful verge of manhood as the energy subllme Of a century bursts full blossomed on the thorny stem of tame' The above words of ames Russell Lowell contam the thoughts and hopes that I would hke to share wlth you the Class of I944 A you enter the threshold of manhood and woman hood may the energy of youth go with you to complete those deeds of freedom and may you m the last half of this century utnlxze that energy to fulfill that joy prophetxc our world of peace I clxmb with you CHARLES F BOYD 09273 THANKS On behalf of the Yearbook Staff and the Class of I944 I wxsh to thank our advlsers Vlrglma Bar rett and Charles Boyd wlthout whose competent unselfmsh efforts LES IVIEMOIRS I944 would never have been a reallty ACK SIROTT Edztor I f, , QTRNL- V ' I -L Those who are toda giving their lives. shedl . . .' . I ' ' . . , . D J ' ' . . s J . ' - 6l AUTOGRAPI IS PHTROVIS LODATO S PHARMACY Where Quality Counts BRITTON S Bxcycles and Repa1r1ng Phone 9985 CLARK S JEWELRY STORE MODERN BEAUTY SHOP RICHMAN S COMPLIMENTS CF A FRIEND CHRIS COCORDAS RESTAURANT G ASTA 8: SONS DR ALBERT KRAMER Optometrist BALLOW S SHOE STORE MORRY S SUPER DRUG STORE JULIA S BEAUTY SHOPPE Phone 3452 PAL MAR CUT RATE J S LYNN-Jeweler and Optxcxan CORN S DRESS SHOP FACTORS TO YOU KANTER S DEPARTMENT STORE LEVINSON BROTHERS PENNY MART VARIETY STORE Opposxte Grand Theatre LA FRANCE BEAUTY SALON Phone 9940 MR and MRS EDWARD T FINEGAN COFFEY S SERVICE STATION JULIUS COCCHIERI Hollywood Barber Shop FRANK DE LISO-Meats and Grocerles LORRAINE CLEANERS DOMINICK NOCITO TORANO S GARAGE BARNARD S MUSIC SCHOOL : : : : : : : : : CLEO GUNNELLS McJUNKIN : : MARIE LEINAUER : : : : : : : : : : : JEAN A. GENSBAUER : : : : RUSSELL FIRTH : : : : : : : : : : : : MR. and MRS. A. CHERUBINI : : MARIS BAKERY : : : : : : : : : : : : SMITH S LES-LYN KIDDIE SHOP : SINGER BROTHERS : : : : SPENCER S FURNITURE STORE : J. C. SCHMIDT- Say It With Flowers FRANCIS J. BYERS : : : : : FRANKLIN SILBER-General Insurance MODEL BAKERY : : : : : W. I. MURPHY ESTATE : : : : : : : : : : CIOTTI S QUALITY MARKET : : WETHERILL S SERVICE STATION : : : : : : : G. E. ASHWORTH : : : : : SUPREME MOTOR FREIGHT : : : : : : 1 : : BANCROFT-HICKEY MFG. CO. : : SIEGLE BROTHERS-28-36 N. Stockton BERNARD S : : : : : : : FABIAN S QUALITY DRUG STORE : : : : MRS. FERGUSON S GROCERY STORE 966 825 Pond Street 727 Pond Street M111 and Cedar Streets Br1sto1 Pa 313 315 M111 Street Bnstol Pa 121 M111 Street Pond and Lxncoln Avenue 238 M111 Street 308 M111 Street 310 M111 Street 322 M111 Street 303 M111 Street 407 M111 Street 1040 Cor 312 M111 Street 115 M111 Street 220 M111 Street 400 M111 Street 231 M111 Street Br1stol Pa Brmstol Pa 1614 Farragut Avenue 1700 Farragut Avenue Farragut Avenue 303 Washxngton Street 1709 Farragut Avenue Farragut Avenue 132 Otter Street : : : 447 Mill Street : : 568 Bath Street : : : Croydon Pa. : 2003 Wilson Avenue : : : : Bristol Pa. : : 525 Bath Street : : : Garden Street : 412-14 Mill Street : : 317-19 Mill Street : 1 : Mill Street : : : Otter Street : : Radcliffe Street : : : : Bristol Pa. : : 906 Pond Street : 319 Jefferson Avenue : : 900 Pond Street Highway and Green Lane : : : Bristol Pa. : : : : Bristol Pa. : : : : : : : : : : Bristol Pa. Street : : : : : : : : Trenton N. J. : : : : : : : : : 242 Mill Street : Cor. Radcliffe and Mulberry Streets : : : : : : : : : Bristol Terrace 1 :if J 'Q Y STRAUS CUT RATE-Luncheorletten : I : . : U : l : U : : : : : ' CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 1944 GRADUATING CLASS OF BRISTOL HIGH SCHOOL i I IIAISIIII CIIIHHI IIC Qleelwmqa .Ebwmm BRISTOL PA 'A' MAKERS OF AIRCRAFT AND PARTS IN ALUMINUM ALLOYS PLASTICS AND STAINLESS STEEL HYDRALLIC EQUIPMENT 'k'ki k'A' IN THE SERVICE OF OUR NATION AT WAR 'k'k'k'kir HUNTER MANUFACTURING CORP C yd t Best Wlshes for Success no Nahum Bm eamfwnq 'A' 'A' 'A' 'k ?--- if if -1- i' 'A' 'lr 'k ro on, Pa. ir 'k Plants a Croydon, Bristol and Emilie, Pa. 1 l l I N U 0 A l 5 I i a e ia, a. Bristol, Pa. H GRAND TVIHIEATVRE MILL STREET ED LYNN Manager Bucks County s B1ggest and Best UVE ONLY THE VERY BEST PRODUCTIONS PRESENTED ALWAYS A GOOD CLEAN SHOW POPULAR PRICES ur Congraiulaizorw fo The Claw of 1944 ,mm P Kwmwpll. KIEQ rs D D , 66 EV! Mi- I I I I I QU T E .f ' 'D l MJ qi f A H52 ' ' 1111 MV A My fb A 12W IW 3 ' EH Y . W UH 4 i 5 1 - -'f11f . , ' Superior Zinc Corporatron BRISTOL PENNSYLVANIA CGMPLIMENTS OF CCMPLIMENTS OF 2 2 Mothers Assoclatron F6tl l2I'S !AXSSOCIc':ltIOFI BRISTQL HIGH SCHQQL BRISTOL HIGH SCHOOL ENNA E W Hggfg fhe Se d Wgd 4186113 th d Wedfle d lj E ery ll th E ll 710 h 67 l I I l 0 . . D . . gprgfgl 5 I EPLETUL, P F. A. V V , con nesday A 9 Ill' -9' ll fn u A 0,1 In vel: A nf Keystone Hotel and Restaurant BRISTOL PENNA RIDER COLL EGE Offers Regular and Accelerated Programs d BACHELOR OF SCIENCE DEGREES IN COMMERCE AND EDUCATION t C t F d d 5 TRENTON N ROHM 8: HAAS COMPANY Incorporated Manufacturers o Chemzcals BRISTOL PA 68 , . Lea ing To Wri 0 for 1 g 186 , . J. , . BRISTOL IVIUIUR PARTS CU Farragut Ave and HHTFISOH St Phone 2424 CQNGRATULATIQNS AND GGOD LUCK TQ SENIOR CLASS TW' DORIS Grllle C9 Resfaurani Cor Washmgton and Pond Sts Phone 9921 S G Fenton Prop MAKE A RESERVATION Resfaurani Bristol Pike and Green Lane Call 9977 SUPPLEE Salutes the SENIORS t tth ppl tM t thtpd k SUPPLEE I U at You will always remember these pleasant 9 and profitable years of your life at school. We rus at you will continue to enjoy Su ee Sealtes ilk and Ice Cream- famous for quality in a ci y a ri es itself on fine dairy foods. Good luc to you. A Dwision of Na ional Dairy Products Corporaiion .ai A 69 WILLIAM I-I GRUNDY CG, I c ofwauld Qfwua Long before Pearl Harbor most of our products were gomq to the Army and Navy Perhaps your son brother or s1ster IS wearmq a umtorm sweater socks or helmet the yarn ot whloh was made 1n our plant -A' if -pf BUY MORE WAR BONDS ,Q f ,Q Our Congraiulafzorw THE CLASS OF 1944 from THE KEYSTONE DAIRY COMPANY 814 Pond Street Brxstol Pa F H A FINANCING COMPLIMENTS AND 18 36 Month No Down Payment BEST WISHES OF THE C S Wetherlll, Jr LUMBER MILLWORK PAINT INSULATION ROOFING A GREEN LANE d HIGHWAY BRISTOL. PA Phone 863 70 I nl M D If I I to .,' I I l I I Bn Comphments of Watson S Store Bath Street Br1sto1 Pa JAMES V LAWLER GROCERIES and MEATS Fresh Kllled Ch1ckens 555 Bath Street Br1sto1 Pa POPKIN S ' SHOES ' HOSIERY ' HANDBAGS 418 420 M111 Street Br1sto1 Pa G Bono 8: Sons FANCY MEATS and GROCERIES Phone 22 63 Br1sto1 Pa I WEED UHEVRIIIEI CIIMPANY SALES and SERVICE 1626 Farragut Avenue Phone 2624 Brlstol P FARRUGGIO S BRISTOL 8: PHILADELPHIA AUTO EXPRESS C6 T P D YI Btlfh F Ph 53 Mkt3548 Flowers always hung joy Br-1sto1 Flower Growers 452 Pond St Phone 2314 THE MOST COMPLETE SPORTSWEAR SHOP IN BRISTOL BARTON S 411 MILL STREET Slnrts Blouses Playclothes Slacks Sweaters ACCQSSOPIQS L -. Y E - - I I I , . . oo 5 . I ' t ' I A , . , 3 I I , . l I I 1 I , I A I I . I I - I . I l ' I , 1 N LILLL. Le Lo IL, LL-LLLL,,oLoo, I L of - , oo , . I I -L . I I 1 . I I ' I I I I I X, X I I I I 1 I I I I IL . I 'Q ri s ail ' 0 0 0 ' , 1. E - I I is o O 'ce 7 N. ront Street , Ei. I one 29 ar e I I , . 3 0 I I I I ' 0 , 1 I l . 3 I I I Y' I -' I 7l COMPLIMENTS OE DAVID LANDRETH Seeds Radchffe 8: Market Sts Br1sto1 Pennsylvarua COMPLIMENTS OF PAUL V FORSTER L D Davis Company BUY WAR BONDS ohn E Healey NOTARY PUBLIC 209 Radchffe Street Br1sto1 Pa Best W1shes for a Successful IG ROBERT W BRACKEN POST No 382 AMERICAN LEGION Br1sto1 Pennsy1van1a Emlolno Constantin: LAN DSCAPING AND GARDENING 1229 P1ne Grove Street Bnstol Pa Phone 2450 Headquarters for WAR BONDS AND STAMPS GOOD SERVICE GOOD MERCHANDISE MEETING YOUR FRIENDS THE QROSSROADS OF BRISTOL MCCRORY S 5 8: 10C STORE M111 and Wood Streets Bnstol Pa 1.65 mEmOIfS Pho! gr phy by Sa g by Ph I d lph a Weeks P lgbywslb o Publxh gC I I I . oo if Sl I 5 ' LT . . . . Q 'I 'I . if v8 , . . , o a rony ' ' Engravin s ia c 1 J rin in c ro if 's in 0. , . 72 f- B. ,A W... Q W' bv .-5 L'-1 nw. ,pm V 1 1221-fl ii' ' K Y . , -. A '32 A f. , , . ' ' - 1 ' ' ' 'v 'V f' '- W : 4'4 ,-qv' '. ,+ LL -- -3. A1.,??. 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