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

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JANUARY Angelina Santorelli Josephine Bizzarro Clara Colacicco Catherine Kounnas Nancy Martello Dolores Demetroules Marion and Louise landiorio Geraldine Robles Phyllis Polizzi Eleanor Pierri Gloria Habacon Angelina Marano Vincenza Cafice Josephine Gelsomino Frances Sito Mariana Santiago Evelyn Oddi Dorothy Hresko Norma Padilla Frances Briguglio Sylvia Scainetti enior Cedgrified Most Intelligent Most Likely to Succeed Hardest Worker for Our School Most Popular Prettiest Most Attractive Best Dressed Best Figure Class Clown Class Baby Class Artist Most Studious Class Athlete Class Singer Sweetest Class Dancer Most Charming Wittiest Class Talker Class Grouch Class Cow lGumchewerJ JUNE Emanuela Migliore Toni Cascella Esmeralda Petalas Mary Vella Lucy Fasulo Helen Burkas Luz Pamias Marathon Alexander Alberta Palmer Betty Cusumano Nancy Maraldo Lucy Figueroa Phyllis Christiano Carmen Burgos Regina Miller Toni Cascella Gloria Burgess Annie Scaglia Margaret Di Lena K Gertrude Huber Dorothy Trombetta 29

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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.

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