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

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Qrivfbx a ,. : 'S at A ,599 Y.-. 0v,,, N ENTER: 'QW ln 1958, former mayor Robert Wagner said in describing our school, The standards established at The Bronx High School of Science give the answer to those who lost faith in our youth. For fifty years, The Bronx High School of .Science has been turning out the best and the brightest in New York. Students of yesteryear have now grown to take their respective places in society. I JL The list of alumni accomplishments is Ienghty and includes winners of dis- fan., 13 , :guy QQ? 5 :ir iii gr' S U5 5 z Q 'J '1. 2 5 vc es g -Ex a O y UE :JU G CII U L..k,w.- sir. L .l tinguished awards such as the Nobel and Pulitzer Prices. Some of the more well known figures in the arts are E.L. Doctorow, Bobby Darin, and William 5aHre,- in the sciences we have Sheldon Glashow, Leon Coo- per, and .Steven Weinberg. The area of Public Affairs gained Oliver Koppel! and Harrison Golden. In celebration of the 50th anniversary of the school, a variety of activities have been planned to honor our many distinguished alumni, . , ff , Egg, l, ill 5 H ogy 1 N N WEWSWQQW