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

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ltmxnx HT!-QIX, lIl.,uRi: Liucn ,xxn Jrsrv ZL'l'lClCH !A FOIQLLKCLCQ 5 four corner of the second floor his next stop. He entered a cuhlvyhole of confusion with Nlr. lfeingold in the center. lfveryone was talking to Nlr. lfeingold and each thought Nlr. Feingold was listening. Harried candidates for 5.0. olhces Ulartv Xleltzer, Lee lieichman. Ken Steinhaus. Jerry Stollert were calculating on their fingers the votes they could he sure of. Com- mittee leaders Pat Cooper. lfllie lireitel. Stan Shulster. and Don Alter forced their way into the room with a long shoe-horn which was kept hanging on the door for that purpose. Their committees. Dance and Ticket Sales. kept the recreation-happy students happy and the 5.0. kept the refreshment-halipy dancers happy at such occasions as the lfall lfrolic. Wvinter Frolic. Spring Frolic. Slimmer Frolic. Pre-Regents Frolic. Post- lfndterm Frolic. and assorted holiday Frolics. Ricks eyes passed over a list of joh opportunities swinging precariously on an ancient thumhtack. Offered to amhitious students were such positions as test-tuhe washer for Dow' Chemical with opportunities for advancement tto washing delivery tuhes. perhaps ?t. Rick noted a form crawling among the filing cahinets. The form. Martin Levine. emerged triumphantly waving a piece of carhon paper he had hidden there for emergencies. Another student. Jerry Stoller. was systematically opening and closing cahinet drawers until he hit upon one in the lower left hand corner. Thrusting his hand inside. he pulled out a jacket. Feeling that he had seen enough. Rick crawled through the forest of legs in the general direction of the exit and emerged through the envelope-encrusted door. He was immediately pounced upon and dragged oil' to an 5.0. meeting hy lloli l,evine. who had just been eluded hy lleps Naomi Forman and Mike Sklarin and therefore collared Rick as a reasonahle suhstitute. At the meeting in the music cham- lver. Steve Helman was engrossed in an intense game of tic-tac-toe with Ronnie Schreiher while Martin Levine pointed out the advantages of a new amendment to the llonstitution. llefore Nlarty had finished his oratory. he was drowned out hy the impatient Ayes ol' a group lliose Klein. Sheila Nlyers. and Marilyn Seifl which was trying to focus its attention on the latest rumor ahout . . . The second the iron grip on his arm was released Rick made a dash for the door. He slowed down as he reached the comparative safety of the staircase. the unusual sights of the day whirling through his mind. He paused to look back at the painted letters on the arch ahove the doorway: Bronx lnlellecluul Trades High Schoolf '- his school! 19