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

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When we first entered Science, we were quite vexed- Belittling of students a FRESHMAN expects, But regressing to grade school, the worst-dreaded hex, We felt ostracized, even more than annexed. We began each new day just like Santais reindeer, The prancing ,cross roof-tops brings memiries so dear, The accrued daily bulletins on Fridays weid hear - We remember so well from that first fateful year. Our program was one which was called integrated, Civics, and science, and English collaborated, From Friday morning clubs we were not separated, With discussions and class trips we were pervaded. Our afternoon udancesi' were enterprising triesg With prescience of French tests we were never surprised. Long library assignments provoked HEI- li!! - . - ,J 11 '2- ' .. .. l-- - '- THET MI G GF many sighs, Science Hall was relieved when we bade our good-byes. ln SOPH-O-MORE year we reached our height, By entering the towers that Mreach . . . truth and lightf' We awaited uhearts and powers to solemnly unitef In the ancient lVlain Building, barely standing upright. A big little man, famed for self-reliance Told us of detention for tardiness and defianceg With mandatory track meets he'd made his alliance, Heid planned our activities right Hdown to a sciencef' The seniors laughed at us with heartless glee, And described frog dissections in biology. They sold us lounge tickets at a phenomenal fee, And prophesied our failures for 'fever-loveda' M.D. Oh, mechanical drawing, the joy of a sophomore - ...., C921 Ill I-I linl ggg Ill II- if I f Q51 'll 51 'N ,...E' 1 :'x J :li-1 W 'null t IL, ,ia all-I xc 4 0 I . ,- I . laaaal . . ' 5.-s , f i .....- I I---:I l:::.:::l D , in --'- 'iam' !::::::' ' '::::::l :::::::::: 'mm' ff . 1 l I