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

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At this point, nobody chooses to enter the ojjice. Marknzan: . . . Uh, I never saw it. Balamuth: lBangi Bell: fllingj The bell here is merely a device of expedience, it brings an end lo an otherwise interminable discussion. Intermission The audience will kindly read the following program notes from the Playbill: This year is one of transition and innovation. It is the first full year under the inspired advisership of Mr. Canell. It is the first full year in the New Whosambob. Where on the road to publication do we stand? We are three-fourths of the way into deadline month. We have ,received one-fourth of the copy. Deadline month is the new regimels solution to the problem of deadline day lthat day on which, according to old yearbooks, the copy was supposed to come ini . For the record, deadline month is that month during which the copy is supposed to come in. Scene II We remain in the same playing areag action takes place the seventh period. Who's here? There are Messrs. Canell, Markman, and Swaybill and an unsightly group of juniors draped idly over chairs, tables, and window sills. Ellen Bay, guardian of the Esoterica of the Intelligentsia, bubbles into the ojice. Miss Bay: Guess what everybody! lim 2000 words over-set, not counting the science column. Close on her trail is Dan Lowenstein, curator of page three. Lowenstein: I have so many holes in my page it looks moth-eaten, counting the science column. The careful observer will note that Larry I. Platt, the cheerful cherub of page jour, was in the ojice from the beginning of the scene, but judiciously awaited his turn to speak in the proper numerical order. Platt: Did somebody say there won't be any sports page this issue? I Wish somebody would tell me what's going on with my page. Conspicuous by his absence is Pete Rubinstein, editor-in-chief. His whereabouts have not been conclusively determined, but there is a general feeling that he has been in conference with Mr. Tajfel for the past two months, trying to secure clearance for an editorial advocating the violent overthrow of the S.0. Sub laecie .fdefernifafiri U N TI TLE D Men say: HGive us proof. THE STARS They look up and are disappointed. The Stars, encompassing all nature, ls not He, looking down, also silent watch over all restless Earth disappointed? With blinking mockery. LEO LI-:VY LARRY MILLER 40

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ALAN ABATAYO 1023 Longwood Ave., BX. 59 DA 8-6497 Supply Oilice Sq., Forum, Bio. Club. And despite all, you were victorious . . f' KENNETH ABEL 99 Metropolitan Oval, Bx. 62 Arista TA 2-1694 Chem. Sq., Eng. Sq., S.O. Store Sq., Library Sq. Strange how much you must know before knowing how little you. know. MARTIN ABRAMOWITZ 3985 Gouverneur Ave., BX. 63 KI 3-8182 Baseball Team, Ticket Sales Comm., Intramurals, Forum. All I want out of high school is me. JOAN ABRAMS 1686 Metropolitan Ave., BX. 62 TA 9-5129 Music Sq., Chorus, Volleyball Club, Teacher's Aide, V-Pres.- Trinity Club, Girls, Intramurals. We have been moved already be- yond endurance, and need rest. DAVID ACKER 92 Van Courtlandt Pk. So., Bx. 63 Arista KI 6-2250 Varsity Swim. Team, Varsity Track Team, Captain.-Lunclv room Sq., Hall Sq., S.O. Alter- nate Rep., Intramurals. Even a castanet doesn't click every time. BRUCE ACKERMAN 1270 Gerard Ave., BX. 52 Arista CY 3-5886 Ed.-in-chief-Yrbk., Mgr.-S.O. Store, Ed.-in-chief-S.O. News, S.O. Exec. Administrator, Staff- Science Survey, Coordinator- Forum. To strive, to seek, to jind and not to yield. ELEANOR ADLER 682 Tuckahoe Rd., Yonkers SW 3-6522 Eng. Office Sq., Forum, Soph. K Jr. Ticket Sales Comm., Jewish Guild for the Blind, Red Cross, S.S. Club, Bio. Club. Every man is the architect of his own fortune. 412 RONALD ADORNO 14-8-12 58 Rd., Queens FL 8-2-156 Intramurals, Lunch Sq., Jr. 84 Sr. Football Team. One does not knozt' - cannot know -- the best that is in one. DAVID ALBERTS 166 East 92 st., N. Y. 28 SA 2-5368 N.Y. Times Rep., Mgr.-Radio Club, Lunchroom Sq., Intra- murals, Phy. Sq., Ed.-Lower Hudson Valley Council News- paper. And where tlfoffence is let the great axe fall. CHARLES ALEXANDER 1260 Croes Ave., Bx. 72 Arista TI 2-0274 Phy. Sq., Hall Sq., Lunchroom Sq., Boy Scouts. DIANE ALEXANDER 1414 Shakespeare Ave., Bx. 52 Arista JE 7-0255 Chair. Arista Tutor, Math Sq., S.O. Store Sq., S.O. Rep., Intra- murals. 'Twas the Age of wisdom, 'Twas the Age of foolishness. EDYTH ALEXANDER 2171 Madison Ave., N. Y. 37 AD 4-5495 Bio. Sq., Intramurals, Animal Sq., Bio. Office Sq., Girls' Bowl- ing Club, Soph. Dance Comm. You must look into people as well as at them. EDWARD ALPER 1945 Loring Pl., Bx. 53 LU 3-1086 Drama Worksllop, Camera Club, lgio. Club, Astron. Club, Drama q. . In naturels infinite book of se- crecy, a little l can read. STEWART ALPERT 2225 Holland Ave., BX. 67 KI 7-1612 Varsity Baseball Team, Jr. gl Sr. Football Team, Intramurals, At- tendance Sq. . . . A drum, my lringclom for a drum. '