Mabel Dean Bacon Vocational High School - Torch Yearbook (New York, NY)

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Ol'l'Ll'Yl8l'lCel'I'lQl'lt .X4lfUCLl 5 anuary 26, 1950 Fashion Institute of Technology Admission Angelina Santorelli, Clara Colacicco General Excellence Trade Trade Dressmaking S Trade Dressmaking Teachers Guild Garment Machine Operating Special Machines Operating Trade Millinery Hedwig Meditz Award S Beauty Culture S S S Beauty Culture Teachers Guild Academic and Related Technical Subjects English S SS Carolyn H. Stern Medal Social Studies S S S American History S S Science-Ralph Horton Memorial Certificate Health Education-Gold Medals Attendance Four Year Pins Dolore Three Year Pins Special Awards Senior Activities Cooperation in Government American Legion Medals for Citizenship and Service Parents Association Theodore Roosevelt Medal Bank for SavingsS S s Demetroulos, Clara Colacicco Marion landiorio Angela DiPrisco SS Frances Briguglio S Nilsa Martinez S, . Louise landiorio Antoinette Gentile S SS Eleanor Pierri Catherine Steflovich Angelina Santorelli S Antoinette Gentile SS SClara Colacicco S Clara Colacicco S S S Blanche Drost Marie Harrison, Vincenza Cafice Antoinette Gentile, Marion landiorio Mary D'Alessandro, Marie Harrison, Louise landiorio, Angelina Marano S S SS Clara Colacicco Marion landiorio, Rose Troccoli Clara Colacicco, Marion landiorio S Fanny Rocchio Frances Sito S S S S S S Cynthia Layne Advisory Board of Mabel Dean Bacon Vocational High School Achievement S Effort SS Valedictorian Torch Award S Angelina Santorelli Catherine Kounnas S Angelina Santorelli Frances Briguglio 27

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CAMERA SHY DOLORES HERNANDEZ l8bI Lexington Avenue New York 29, N. Y. Glee Club, Lieutenant. Ambition: To succeed in I undertake. 26 ROSE TROCCOLI 664 Taylor Avenue Bronx bl, N. Y. Glee Club, Honor Society, Student Council, Lieutenant. Ambition: To be a designer. Our G.O. dance is never a success Unless Roses there with her fanny dress. MARIE VALDEZ 470 Brook Avenue Bronx 55. N. Y. Ambition: To get married. Shes youthful and gay, And nice in her way. EVELYN VASSAS 58-09 Maspetli Avenue Mospeth, L. I. Lieutenant. Ambition: To marry a millionaire Evelyn shouldn't worry, Evelyn shouldn't care, Because she will marry o millionaire CATHERINE VIVIANO 91 Elizabeth Street New York 13, N. Y. Ambition: To work as an operator. She never worries and has lots ol fun: She lust takes things as they come. MAE WILSON 534-6 West I52 Street New York 31, N. Y. G.O. Member. Ambition: To be successful in mar- riage. Moe in her own quiet way. Works efficiently through the day. everything CLPQLUQZF Song By DOROTHY HRESKO, CLARA COLACICCO, GLORIA HABACON, January '50 To the tune of Bob Hope's theme song: Thanks forthe memories We have of Mabel Dean, The times we used to scheme, The trouble we got into and had to see Miss McKeon. We thank you so much. Thanks for the memories, The times that we played ball, The way we used to fall, The way we used to linger in the locker and the halls, We thank you so much. Thanks to Mrs. .lacob's class, The times we had to run, And brother, that's no pun. The homework and the questioning Would always leave us wondering. We thank you so much. Thanks for the memories, The days in the good old gym, To keep our figures trim, Instead we'd come out worn and ragged Looking even more haggard. We thank you so much. Thanks to our parents, Who gave us every dollar, To help us become scholars But then we used to holler, Mal iust another dollar. We thank you so much. Thanks for the memories, The days that were so bright, The times we used to fight, For things we thought were right. We thank you so much. Thanks forthe memories, We'll have of one another, We know we'll miss each other, And some day when we're mothers, We'Il come back to see each other, We thank you so much.

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LUO oemrt By JOANNE McKENNA, June '50 DREAMLAND There's a solace in memory land Where all my lost dreams go And some day l'll iourney there To find the dreams I used to know. The past is lost, the present here, The future yet to come, Old dreams are lost, yet there is time: l'll find some newer ones. 28 r. .Simian John Rastetter, whose picture was brought in by Antoinette Lusina, was voted Mr. Senior by the January '50 class. He was born in Astoria in 1929, attended Junior High School 7, and was graduated from Long Island City High School. He is now employed as a printer. Johnny is five feet nine, has light brown hair and green eyes. He enioys sports, and is a member of the Astoria Willows, a football team. He has a Spitz dog and a white Persian cat. He has two fine ambitions - to be a successful printer and to marry a certain lucky girl in our class. MEMORIES Sometimes when l am lonely I sit so sad and blue. My thoughts touch many subiects But linger most on you. l remember how you laugh, Your smile and all the things you do, And every tear here in my eye ls caused by memories of you.