Bulkeley High School - Class Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

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.inn-nn1um1mv1union-nm-nn-univm-sm-nu1Minn-un1un1un--un:un1um-mi1ui1uui1un-llu1m:nn-M1ul1ufo GBULKELEY HIGH-CLASS WINETEEN GTHIRTY-FIVE vw' y,v-sv v-.,, v-vgyv v :nn 1- vv1,-- .--- -v-x..-v, ..1,.vvY- +.1,..1u.l1ui.--.n1m,1,g,n.....m1,m1,....-,ll...ln1un-uu11m1q.i...u..1.,,1gl,-.unilu1qu1lu...m,1..g.....i,-ipqini. Paul A. Bernard The perfection of art is to conceal art. High School in Lowell, Massachusetts. This unassuming youth, although entering our class lately, has already made himself known as a talented artist. We expect him to go far as a painter or as an illustrator. 1 Joyce Norma Blackman Blackie There is a grace in small things. A. A. 4: Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 4: Classical Club 4: History-Civics Club 4. Wash- ington Street School. Boston University. Joyce is perhaps best knowm to her intimate friends, but we do know that she is a very good debater. We wonder how one as small as she can present her arguments so convincingly. Anthony Bisaccia Pleasure makes the world go 'round. A. A. 1, 2, 3. 4: Boys' Club 1, 3: Biological Repertory 3, 4. Southwest School. Tony belongs to the man-about-town class and he certainly seems to get around. In fact, he even got around to making: a double in order to graduate with our class. That must have been quite a task, too, for he is not addicted to serious study or work. . Joffre Adrian Blair Jeff Sport well beizuiles the time. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Saint Ami's School. Jeff frequently astonishes us with his unique interpretations of the laws of mathematics. In addition to his mathematical genius, he is 8 hockey player of merit. We may some day see his name in the lineup of a major league hockey team.

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+lq.q1g-g:g1.q1,1-1-1-inxlzpiq-g1giq1g1q-pipip-qiulglg-415111.05 ULKELEY HIGH-CLASS WINETEEN GTHIRTY-FIVE .,....:.2.Lt.::.1La.:..::.:::,'...-.4..um-..-..::..:..:..::L.:-....:::..1::...L..'::.:::f. Walter Roscoe Boscardin Bosco He is a scholar-and a good one. A. A. 3: Boys' Cluh 3, 4: Honor Society 4: Editorial Board of Torch 4: Biology Club 41 Edison Club 4: Swimming Club: Chess Club. Canaan Center. Connecticut. Rensselaer Poly- technic Institute. We know Bosco as a diligent and conscientious student with a likable nature. It's a good com- bination fur future life. and we certainly wish him succem. Herman Bosco Arman Thy mmll-sty's a cnndle to thy merit, A. A. 3, 4: Radio Club 4. Kelley Street School, New Haven. Drexel Institute, Philzulol- phia. Arman is never very boisterous. but he is zi modest and wry polite young man who does his assimiecl tasks conscientiously. He miyzht well In- callvrl n mirror of courtesy. Alfred C. Boudria Al Thou likest to spread sunshine. Boys' Club 1. 2. St. Peter's School. Johns Hopkins. Al's sunny disposition certainly made a hit with his classmates, and we know that with such an asset. Al will have a satisfactory career. l x -X x Q Tv Alan Minish Bowker Al The mildest manner with the bravest mind. A. A, 1. 2. 3. 4: Boys' Club 1. 2, 3. 4: History-Civics Club 4: Boys' Debating Club 4: Rueiness Board of Torch 2. A. E. Burr School. Connecticut Teachers' College. We warn you never to :ret into an argument with Al. for he is sure to come out on top. We see he's going to Teachers' College, so we offer this as advice to his future pupils. Y N 'w l X X Q Xi .A X