Bronx High School of Science - Observatory Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

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DELMA STUDIOS 521 FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK, N. Y. MUrroly Hill 2-3139 OUR OFFICIAL PI-IOTOORAPI-IER TO TI-IE ORADS sans teeth, sans PI Ps, sans mstcf. sans fJz'er.w'If1in

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BEST WISHES FROM THE Bill Angelos l-loward Bailin Marv Black Siuarl Blumner Sleve Brickman Don Brody Jordan Davis Millon Diamond Mike Dinol'T Howie Epsfein Bob Feigenson lrwin Findling Marlon Fleishman Harris Fuller Neil Galiiz Conrad Giles Leon Gullw Donnie l-leclil Mike l lorowilz Jim Jennings Max Kirscliner Don Klein Spencer Koerner 'iBuzzyi'Kol'1an AI Krakow Phil Luloilz FABULOUS '51 Slan Lubman Paul Marnell Larry Palazzo Wally Perner Dick Perles Ray Pike Aaron Preiser George Raboni Moriy Rezak Allan Rieifs Larry Scliilling l:rankScl1war+z Carl Sesar Marvin Silver Bernard Siskand .lim Slavin Ted Solomon Merl Sleinberg Henry Sirage Clwesrer Sussman Buddy Tell Edward Thomson Roberl Wolfson Peler Wor'ms Joey Zysman

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stuns 'Ln For any performanee the tieket ol' atlmission iw a prime requisite, and truly these seemingly innoeuous pieees of paper mleterminecl our stay at Science. The program eartls which inllormetl us of an eighth periofl luneh right before swimming . . . The late passes, obtained only after being f-aught sneaking in the sicle floor or after a wot-al outburst by Mr. Levenson . . . The book labels, whieh tolcl us that they had prexiously been userl by George Washington and joe DiMaggio . . . The Regents Application Cards, where people saitl they were horn ami taking the Regents on the same clay . . . The yellow absenee notes whit-li meant the difference between a 'Wfutl' ancl a legal absence . . . The lfxtra- fiurrieular Blanks whieh rewartletl either ri year of hartl work or one , 1 of heavy vote-trailing . . . rlihe Report tlartls, uhieh were to be taken home to Your lrarents with the ext-use that l ' stootl for l'ositixelF terrifief' These were truly the tiekets of aulmission to the 5eienee theatre. We,ve usefl them well, zmtl now we llontlle antl erumple these worn mementos half-unwilling to let them go. MARLIN PHIN'I'INtL flft., INI1. 'E 393