Bulkeley High School - Class Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

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g,,ff tai. ie TO 'IHL CLASS Ol 1957 Xour llaple Leazel lfdltorlal Board has decided to contmue the tradrtxon of mcludmg a prrnclpals mess rge III the classboolx I apprecrate the courtesy that the Bmard has extended to me and welcome the op portumty that rt affords to comment brlefly on the xalues of the educatxoml experience you are now com plctm and to suggest .1 ponnt of new that I hope you mll tllee you as you yom the ranks of the alumnr of Bulltclcy Hugh School Whrle rt IS true that none of you has realized your lull potentral I should lnke to omt out that every one of you has profited lmmeasura ly from your hrgh school course I'1rst you haye been helped rn the grow mg up process You haxe had an opportumty to assume responsnbrllty exercise judgment and make decxsnons lurther you haxe succeeded rn varymg degrees ln rm proxmg your mastery of the fundamental tools of learn mg and rn dexelopmg your understandxng of your cul tural heritage It rs also apparent that you haye acqulred some yaluable technical SlxlllS and desrrable socral attl tudes In all these areas your growth has come as the result not only of your own efforts and those of your parents but partrcularly as a result of the assnstance and guidance of a wrse and friendly faculty You leave Bulleeley now not as Hmshed products but as good teen age products ready to take your place ID the adult world Thrs leads me to the matter of adpomt of new or a frame ot mmd that I feel would be esrrable for all of 1 ff 4viii'X-1' MR MACKIMMIII Prrncrpal A finer or more under standing man would be hard to tmd We are prnrleged to hate a prrncrpal who ns really xnterested nn youth and ts problems .1 d IS wrllmg always to help rn exery way When vse wrsh upon our star vue vull always realnze that the joy ful brightness of lt IS due rn part to the efforts of Mr MacK1mm1e you to accept and to put mto practrce namely thns that the good l1fe the successful llfe the worthwhrle life comes only to those who are wrllrng and able to keep on learnrng growmg and gmng These vrtal l1fe processes can be carrred on rn many ways through your job through formal schoolmg through llstemng through dxscussxon through readmg through partlcrpatron rn communxty affairs and through countless other medla The means does not matter but the extent to which you are able to contrnue to grow and dex elop rn mmd and rn character wlll be the real test of the effectn eness of your secondary school educatlon Fmally I should lrke to express to each of you my apprecxatlon for your contrnbutron to Bulkeley I-Ilgh School As a class you haxe made steady progress throughout your hugh school career I commend you both mdlvrdually and as a group for the fine manner m whrch you have accepted your leadershrp responsrbllltres durmg your senlor year I haxe been rmpressed wrth your eagerness to measure up and to achrexe recognrtron as a cooperatne and capable class You were determined to proye to ew eryone that you could reach and perhaps excell the standards set by preuous classes and you have achreved your goal Congratulatxons on your accom plrshments and your commg graduation I wish you as I haxe your predecessors Godspeed confrdent that you wrll brmg crednt to your parents your teachers and to Bulleeley Hrgh School ALEXANDER A MACKIMMIE, JR Principal , . I 'I E I Q . , 1 if , 14- . ' Y , , ,W , 1 2 , vfaf-- - 4 5' - ' - 1 ' ' ' X t , 1 r ,, - J' f -1 t Q ,P . . . -y ,r , y y. 2 aj 1 5 , X 1 1 ' ' y Vx x N . W , , n ' if . 1 1 ' 1 1 y V . P . . W , . 1 ' g 1 . . I I - , 1 1 I - ' 4 I I. 1 1 D ' I . I 1 , 1 1 Y Y I , 7 1 4' ' ' '. , 1 - Y, y Y Y. . ' g Y 'L A' I 1 A Q I - , 7 K l ry r I ' 77 7 l . I K Y pg I . Y. . , y . . . . . Q1 1 ', ' ,' . , 1 , 1 Y ' . , . , . . 1 , ' x . . . . 1 . I . . . ' ' V 1 , E - y . V . g 4. Y . - . . ' Y 3 ' L . 1 . . . . A . 7 ' . . I Y 7 7 ' 3 I 1 I A ' v v - ' y 7 V 3 I ' Y' Y ' Y ' , ' 1 ' y 4 7 - ' ' ' ' ' ' . . I - . . Y . . Y . r. , . -- . V . . . V . , 1 1 ' . ' 1 , 1 Y I 1 . I . I ' ' 1 ' ' ' r r ' ' , ' 1 . v Y ' , , a 1 3 . , . . , , .

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,be Lcaizon MR MICHAEL OLEARY yn' F -..-...A- ' Mrchael OLef1ry whose calm md e1sy gomg mmner has come to be respected by thas tl 1ss ns tl man to vnhom we tre proud to dedrcate this class book Hrs untrrmlg servrce to the student body and hrs XVIUXIIEDDCSS to work unselfishly have made hrm a man not easrly forgotten by the cllss o 5 df O S . gd L . V q YE ' R xg dy N5 db rxkt sf' - X ' 'A . , f . . -Y ' 2 ' w D -2 ,A I y 2 -4 D . - , . .. 7 . . . . Y l ' ' 'z f 1957.

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MR BASHOUR V1ce Prmcnpal As a dlsclpllnarlan he 1S firm but as a frrend he IS very kmd Those who know h1m only through cipher call slxps may not apprecnate hxs smcere fr1endsh1p and the actne part he plays m makmg many school actxvxtles the success they are W M... MRS PIETRALLO Dean of Glrls Gentle and serene Mrs Pxetrallo IS known and loved by every grrl at Bulkeley Her tact and thought fulness are unsurpassed She generous of both her txme and energnes as well as a smcere advnsor