Bushwick High School - Senior Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)
- Class of 1929
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Y 4 , ' F P A V -'XIXIXININI c Donalclk Messagml MEMBERS Oli THE SENIOR CLASS: 5 You have undoubtedly heard the opinion expressed that ours is a material age. It has been maintained by many that material progress-that particular progress which has been the result of the inventive genius of this country-has been so marked that while it has contributed to our wealth as a nation, it has at Jthe same time contributed to the growth of a low spiritual and mental standard among' the general rank and file of the people of America. There is undoubtedly need forthought among those who have received the benefits of education in America, and among these you are to be included, as to what use is to be made of the development which has come as a result of the years spent in formal education. A It can never be maintained by any right thinking individual that the inventor, the man through' whose thought processes improvement has resulted in the develop- ment of American machinery, is himself a man lacking in thought. The men who have developed the automobile, let us say, have been men of deep thought. They have produced a mechanical contrivance which is a marvel of effectiveness. They produced it by thought. The automobile is so easy to manipulate, by reason of the years of deep thought which evolved it, that now any crass brained individual may sit at the wheel, step on the gas and make of it not a benefit to mankind, but rather one of destruction. My point is that if material has been over-emphasized :it is only the fault of those who refuse to .think as deeply and as clearlyqabout such progress as did the men and women through -whosefprocesses our American material progress has been brought about. It is this point rf'i'would urge upon you asia final word immediately prior to your graduation. Continue your study. Think deeply, carefully, patiently, tolerantly, and you will in time be truly successful' because: you will undoubtedly achieve the goal of your ambition and you will at the same time -be able to approve ,the means by whicltyou reached that goal. There is too much dramatic thinking in America-today. fDramatic thinking is the enemy of genuine thought. There are thosewhov as soon as they believe they have achieved an original thought are afraid that the world will not know about it. They crave publicityg they rush into print. They are interested not so much in thinking, not so much in being effective, as they are in receiving-the plaudits of the crowd, in making headlines about themselyes, in being dramatic. Sometimes what they say today they recant with deepest chagrin KOIDOITOW. These are the individuals who are giving rise to the notion that there is no deep thought in America- nothing but material growth. In their own poor little minds they conceive of them- selves as the real intellectual leaders, but they are not. They are the ones most adversely affected by the glory of American invention because they see only the gloryg they 4 SENIOR YEAR Book care only for the glory. They not only are not willing to put forth the patient effort which made that glory possible, but they have no true understanding of real effort. They are superficial thinkers, word jugglers. Number yourselves not among them. Try to become, by reason of quiet, patient effort, truly effective. You will find greater joy eventually in so doing, greater accomplishment and greater respect among your fellows than by any spectacular and speedy attempt ro secure recognition. Do not be one who steps on the gas , interested only in the noise he makes and the com- motion he creates. Rather be one who conceives a worthy objective and then uses every honorable method of achieving it. You will have no time in so doing to bother or care about what the world thinks of you, but when you have accomplished your objective the world will think a great deal of you and every one will be proud. MILO F. MCDONALD, Prinvillfal lVe ufirh I0 e.x'pl'eJ.r om' fzf1p1'ecif1li011 to MR. THOMAS RYAN, our Grade Aclvirer and To Hoe Senior Section Ojicerr MR. N. KRINSKY MR. A. Hmums QOD 1ss M. L. HATHAWAY MR. J. A. MILLER A ,QF X DR. T, A. HuMAsoN DR. A. E. Honowrrz' f fvzfvaf! X. ff J 5' 1 ' I .3 fi -9-13 P My 'Nj Wi F l ' it ,IH WY '2,v eq fffr? mv gl v f ,vs ' fi A A ' !ll' ili-aifraiafaimmaiiaafalaiamaiaalaitaw aa? I The eve of our parting has too soon arrived, The world calls, and some are afraid, One bright sun has set, but a brighter will rise, Why fear what our destiny's made? Life's an adventure- the outcome unsure, And many must bring up the rear, But the man who succeeds is man who is bold, They fall who are beaten by fear. II As We vainly endeavor the future to pierce We remember the real boon at last, For surely the future would daunt e'en the brave, - Were it not for the years that have passed. 'Tis the knowledge and thus the great power it brings That will aid us in gaining our goalg The learning and confidence earned with the years Repays us for work . . . wisdom's fall. ' III We are ready to leave our dear Alma Mater, Her teachings have not been in vain, Theres a tear in each eye and a smile in each heart. A joy not untempered by paing We can feel that she never will be quite forgotten, She's carved out careers for each oneg And now may rightly be proud of us all, May glory in work so well done. A111162 I.C'llil1,lilL'ill. x m E um C. -am- W M WSE nl 22255 ,..j.,,, 3 at . fgmmg . H mm as Enid sgmn mai? agua mmgmm EW 915- ami? 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Where are the graduates of yesteryear - - - the glory that was Bushwick's? Let us coax Father Time, the stage manager of the world, to all us just a small peep at the activities of at least a few erstwhile seniors of the class of june, 1929. The curtain rises. Well, well, and still again! Who but our own Lil Klein is disporting in the chair of the presidency of the United States. just think, the honor of being the very hrst woman president has been conferred upon little Lillian! We'll wager that when she sits at her desk, she cannot help but let her feet dangle! To go from the tragic to the comic, the stage has profited by the addition of Herbert Hall who is starring in a new comedy entitled, I Faw Down And Go Boom! Carry on, Herbie, carry on! The Salvation Army needs you. Incidentally, Beatrice Falk is now considered I-1ollywood's official photographer. Cliflord Langbein occupies an expensive seat on the curb fyes, dear children, it is all made of bright shiny gold piecesj having proved his ability as a business execu- tive. His early training as manager of the Year Book has very apparentlybeen in- valuable to him. The versatile Charles Hurlburt is a star athlete on the All-American team, while Mildred Horni, the sweet and beauteous, cheers him onward from the dug-out. Bravo, Mildred! Continue your good work. And speaking of good work- l-lannah Siegel has become a true little Mary Sunshine. She is a welfare worker fyou should see her in her cute little bonnetj and the Little Sister of the Poor, and indeed spreads joy and happiness wherever she turns her cheery smile. Arnold Auerbach is merrily chasing ambulances hither and yon. Jack Fried is wearily posing, in his best jaded manner, for the Arrow Collar Ad artist. He seems to be exceedingly prosperous, if outward appearances are any indica- tion. And the women still pursue him .... even over the footlights of life. Ah, yes, jack, you were ever popular, my lad of the heartbreaking wiles. Howard Hall is his fellow model and apartment ITIZIIC. They share a large and sumptuous bachelor apartment on West End Avenue, and bestow a handsome five dollar bill fwith good United States backingj to their resplendent and liveried doorman each time they see him. He will soon have an apartment on West End Avenue himself, if his benefactors do not move. Howard has refused to recognize his brother, since he disapproves very strongly of all actors-except chorines. Freda Valet is a nurse in the Old Women's Home. Rose Reiss, Lily Ulman and Florence Sheim are all kindergarten teachers, although Miss Sheim acts as a tax collector 8 SENIOR YEAR Book in her spare time. The three have of course revolutionized methods of teaching young children. Their alliterative motto is: Teach Tots Thoughtfullyf' Gertrude Edelstein is a teacher of American History and Economics. Long may her pupils wavei their hands. Fred Veyhl is a successful fjudging by his salary, actor in the popular talkies, with Matejunas doubling for him in the talking sequences. Incidentally, they are intending to direct, act, and design a new series of entirely unique motion pictures. The sets are to be painted in their entirety, by our two marvels, of course, and the cast will consist only of themselves. It is a deep mystery to us how they intend to act and to operate the camera simultaneously. Perhaps it is a waste of time to bother our head over the matter. For it is just barely possible that nobody will care very much about seeing these pictures. There is another of our number who has made a name for himself. Al Ulmer is an ace flyer with innumerable medals on his manly chest. He earned them for originating unusual and nearly disastrous methods of falling gracefully with one's plane. Great honor is due him - and two months' pay. , Edythe Sasuly is a smiling proprietress of a Lane Bryant shop. Anne Levinstein divides ,her time between her art and her domestic duties and just loves it! Edward Hochstetter is the newly-appointed commissioner of Police of Oswegotchee, N. Y. Qbelieve it or not, that's its real namej. He is trying to emulate Grover Whalen, but that gentleman's methods aren't working out so well in a town that is as small as Oswegotchee. However, Eddie is going to stick it out, because the girls of the town are pretty fall three of themj. Al Weis has fulfilled his promise, and is now the leader of the most successful orchestra in the country. Paul Whiteman is still good, but needless to say, hardly anybody speaks of him any more. Al and his Music Makers are booked for the Palace next week. Al Gallo has gone to the other extreme, and is now a noted lawyer, second to none. He aspires to the seat of the Supreme Court judgeship. We could think of better things to do than sit on a bench for the rest of one's life. Ne'ertheless, here's luck, Al! We hnd Hilda Lichtenstein as beautiful as ever Qshe says so herselfj posing for doll faces and the wigs thereof. Wherever she may dart her eye, wax and china effigies of her countenance meet her gaze. She needs no mirrors, and if she likes not her own coiffure, she can borrow that of her favorite dolly. We must warn all her protegees to beware before it is too late. They may suffer a similar fate. Izzy Harris gives us a wholesome shock. Harris, who each morning at Bushwick uttered the now time-honored phrase, Who's going on a hook'to-day ? , is now a truant olficer, and woe to the urchin who is caught in the Gates Theatre when he should have been in school. But Harris a truant officer! Oh the irony of fate, the unforseen meandering of .destinyl Both Elizabeth Rosenblum and William Metzroth have conquered the gilded path of idleness, and by dint of hard labor Qpresumablyj have jointly been welcomed within the mighty portals of Phi Beta Kappa, or as the Greeks say it, Phi Beta Kappa. We say presumably. Of course, Elizabeth's uncle may be the president of the college she attends, or William's sister may be the dean of the fashionable girls' seminary which he frequents. We don't know. However, despite all we have just been muttering, we are firmly con- vinced that their reward was the result of their own unguided efforts. At any rate, it is only what we expected.. SENIOR YEAR 'Book 9 Ruth Zucker! We are astonished! Tell the audience what you are doing here- Miss Tusa is listening expectantly. Yes, ladies and gentlemen, and others, Ruth is now a professor for shall we call her professorette?j of English at Yale! She ufould be persuaded by the Boola Boola boys and their big, collegiate brother, Eli. Dr. Zucker likes racoon coats-if Phi Beta Kappa keys are dangling underneath their shaggy exteriors. Kenneth Castellanos, having at length achieved his life-time ambition, is a well-paid columnist on The Daily Squawkf' His columns are eagerly awaited by his public each day, and they are so vitally comical, that nobody even notices his sometimes glaring errors in English. Ah, yes, he has been successful, as such things go. He has learned the ways of the world, and the sorrows thereof. But he is not happy, and never shall he be happy until the day when the dawn of his hopes breaks with a roseate hue-when he shall once again return to his beloved Brooklyn, and be able- to order ecstatically-''frankfurter and roll. And step on it ! And Mildred Geller will bring it to him! QApplausej Mary Kraska is going to swim the Atlantic Ocean under water next week. We hope a submarine helps her out, she might forget to catch herlsecond wind, and before she can say Fire , she'll have lost her first. Then where'll she be? Her third wouldn't do her much good in a case like that, now would it? Laura Rasmussen has been made Secretary of the Treasury by President Qessj Klein. We always said that women would have the way of it some day. Hush, my pro- phetic soul! jeannette Roth watches over Laura to see that she does not abscond with any money. For all we know, they may be plotting to monopolize the gold supply of the whole world-they're ready to propose an amendment to that effect, we'll wager. Oh, oh! Please wait, do, Father Time. Time waits for no man, solemnly replies the stage manager. Oh, but I am a woman! But he is gone, the curtain has again fallen, and we must wait another hundred years for permission to again unveil the future. Amie Lezfilzsieirz. 10 SENIOR YEAR BOOK ADRAGNA, MAY The personification of sweetness. Sec. to Mr. Freilich, Swimming Club, Current Events Club. ,- .' f, .w L X' Q . AGELOFF, MARY ffl ff' Q47 , fi She smiles not for one, but lslze sntiles f X for all. ' Arista, B.H.S. Council, Manager Annex G. O. Store, Representative to G. O., Sec. to Miss Kilburn, Librarian of Glee Club. AHNER, HENRY Alme'r's paradise-ca bull and CL vnclffulorl Sec. to Mrs. Squires, Charge of Lunch Room. ALLI O, R O A lf tle Jai ' 1 Post , Tra ic Squad, ' Squad. ALLIEGRO, JOHN The 'result of Chicugds cwgument. Annex Basket Ball Team, Traffic Squad, Posts, Glee Club. APFELZWEIG, ALBERT The after part of cl Stacomb ful. Art Club., Sec. to Mr. Nanes, Sec. to Mr. Freilich, Traffic Squad, Ass't. Art Editor Oriole and Bulletin, Art Staff Year I Book. N ARENELLA, JOSEPH ' Athletics an s olarl sf ng how b he i Soccer St ' u aific q , Bank A Sta . ' ASARC , 1 If - , ' 's iv g b at zjete. G. . ., Se to 1 d sh, Sec. to Mr. . fman, ec. o r. Nanes, Sec. to Miss Bidstrup. AUERBACH, ARNOLD Spreading h'l'Il'LS6lf like a-gfreen bay tfree. Editor of Bulletin , Business Manager, ' Ass't. Editor of Oriole , Vice-President 1 Junior Class, Captain of Tennis Team, B.H.S. Council, Silver Debating Key. f' , AU M5'MIRIAM She , cco HM cl. great deal 2105 311118 I litbfg l . Sec. to Mis QKSQlb,,SiC 1 D' 5 Oly' 1 Donnell, Traffic Squad, I, . MVUNZZLI Lg l Dpi-J SENIOR YEAR BOOK BANKS, HELEN Good sense is a gift of heaven and knowledge itself is a power Arista, B.H.S. Council, P.E.C., President Annex 75 B., Sec. to Miss Green. BAYER, DANIEL Rock-a-bye baby, Mama loves you. Orchestra, Service League, Traffic Squad, Poster Club, Press Club. BEBKO, GEORGE His only labor is to kill time. No Service. BECHTOLD, EDWIN A boy who is interested in the stars and is always seeing them. Press Club, Biology Lab. Ass't, Library Ass't., Sec. to Miss Meagher. BECKER, FRED Sure, I was in a play once too! Ass't to Mr. Cady, Ass't to Miss Coe, Traffic Squad. , - f l x , BENSON, ALICE f f B' 'A On the level, fair and square, Just as peppy as her hair. Sec. to Mr. Healy, Sec. to Mr. Heilbraun, Sec. to Mr. Ger, Sec. to Mrs. Rives, G.A.A., P.E.C. Du i , Ull' ,- ENA' mf1H.l20i'Df.'n-f c.l - Mr' ll, Sec. to Miss Hender- son, lfSv'xj31f'miiig Club.' BERKOWITZ, BENJAMIN He aims to have all hot-dogs licensed. Service League, Traffic Squad, Biology Club, Sec. to Dr. Monahan, Sec. to Miss Brosnah n. R O , S 1 ' g It b to 19 ease. S . . orton, Sec. to Miss Brower, G presentative Novelty Club BIGGER, ALFRED A hzgli flyer except ,Len pole 'vaul n, Ass't. Manager Traffic Squad, Sec. to 'Miss Meagher, Sec. to Mr. Miller, Senior Year Book Staff, Basket Ball, Track. SENIOR I I - YEAR Boox BLACK, CELIA -'V!L,4lQ.+sl,, Hefr faults cure such that one loves he-r all the more for them. Arista, B.H.S. Council, Publications, Traffic Squad, Sec. to Miss Maher, Sec. to Mr. Doyle, Sec. to Miss Collier. BLONSTEIN, BESSIE My kingdom for a beauty pcmlofrl Service League, P.E.C., Sec. to Miss Dun- ldish, Sec. to Miss Quick, Sec. to Miss Mo- , an. BODE, EMMA She has the face of an angel But thefre's Cl' devil in her eye. Art Club, Novelty Club, Traffic Squad, G.A.A., Sec. to Mr. Bruce. BOGOFF, BELLA Her t'l fLLl8-'llLlVl'k-LL grin from cm' to ear. Bank Staff, G. O. Store, Sec. to Miss Hen- derson, Sec. to Mr. Blay. BOSANSKY, DOROTHY 'Sure-she's ll, nic ' girl! Sec. t Ls. S ' n, Sec. to Miss atha- o 1 f BRED WILBUR ' Pvrithee, why so pale and wan, JOZLTIVQ lover? Lunch Room Post, Sec. to Miss Durand, Traffic Squad, Posts. BRO 1--XDMNA. lex? 4af J ec. 1VFF es, Sec. tgflrliss Hatha- way, Sec. to Miss Buckley, Biology Club, V G.A.A. ONAGURO, ALVERA efr eyes are staffs of twilight fair 'ke twilight too, her dusky haifr. .E.C., Sec. to Miss Clement, Sec. to Mr. Crawford. x BURSTEIN, LILY The Red Lily Swimming Club., Glee Club, G.A.A. BUTTACAVOLI, SALVATORE We'v'e not mentioning names, but. she's nice. , Sec. to Miss Wolfe, Sec. to Mr. Miller. Lunch Room Service, G. O. Posters, Foot- ball. SENIOR YEAR Book CARUSO, JOSEPH Buslz.w'ick's St'rfmge I1Lta'rlude. Sec. to Miss Emmons, Sec. to Miss Ral- eigh, Sec. to Miss Buckley, Poster Club, Service League, Traiic Squad, G. O. Rep- resentative. CASTELLANOS, KENNETH 'tMore acls?t ,Sur ! Leave it to me, ole laid. T, . Managing V 1 e, -.: : n-: in, Senior Y' Book', e' ennis T am, ' fst, c n ,M ise- ebating, 'io 'verl t g M als, Council, afngatics, 1, 5' , T s. Poster Club, Sec. iologyw i . N, ice Pres. Annex Sen- ate. f 'x.. CATALDO, JOSEPH Silence is golden-ho'3 coming money. Traffic Squad, Service League. CHASSEN, ESTHER 8 ,,,,.,. She isn't 'very big in size- I But hefr hair is long and she 'Ls 'very wwe. P.E.C., Latin Club, Sec. to Miss Wilson. CHASSEN, JACOB Sure sign of spfring-lzis somwous snare. TraH'ic Squad, Math. Club. Annex Base- ball, Basketball, Poster Club. ,N 'll ll J- CHRIST, CHARLOTTE ,JMP-fi - Clzcvrlotte has some good ideas away in her b1'a.'i'n. Arista, G.A.A., Debating-Bronze Medal, Bank Staff, Sec. to Miss Wolfe, Glee Club, Swimming Club. .. wk P7 CLOSE, DAVIDA- , He's close. A Scotclafmcm-lze nefuor lots them. see the ball 1vl1,en he pitches. Posts, Junior Varsity Baseball Team, Bul- letin Representative, Senior Varsity Baseball Team. COHEN, HANNAH I em so lefing. Bookkeeper G. 0. Store, Sec. to Mr. Hoff- man, Glee Club, G.A.A. . 53 -1 'X COLAB A, CE, Who id 1JlL was cr, lost mrt? S M' s M r, Sec. to Miss Buckley, Se o Mm Qeim, G.A.A., Annex mes- senger to Miaiii Building. COLEMAN, HORJFE M The 'modern e ' i ,LG i y xv. Sec. to Miss ' - c , Wee ss Brown. Lf SLNIOR YEAR - BooK CU'LLY, JOHN An energetic young man Sec. to Mr..McCaffrey, Sec. Annex Stu- dent Council, Debating Society, Arista. DE GREGORIO, SERAFINA St rt landt e. DE SANTIS. IRENE 4 She burns midnight oil-gasoline. Posts, G.A.A., Clerk Main Office. DEURING, WILLIAM ' The running artist. G. O. Representative, Track Team, Traf- fic Squad. DICKERMAN, MAX This young 'man gained fame by being cafllecl the' man w' . e embryonic must h. ' .M u 1 - S n, c. to Mr. Cohen, i Manager Foot- b ll Tea. , aseball, Lat' Club. DINCES, S E ,X f -Anot 9' ' te 'rc nation. Posts . iss i Oifice. DINKELMEYER, FLORENCE We like hev' smile-we? like her cliv' But most of all we like hor hair. Glee Club, Swimming Club, Sec. to Miss Green, Sec. to Miss Norton, Library' Ass't., Knock Editor. DITTMER, WILLIAM We heaxr he'5 a nice kid-when he sleeps. Ass't. to Mr. Handrich, Ass't. to Mr. Ra- phael, Ass't. to Mr. Ger, Sec. to Mrs. Conley, Post in Mail Room, Interclass Baseball. ED ST N, ERTRU E - fre nclin f li'IlL y 't a k c . S . t r O'Ma , S . r. Hoff- m n, k Staff, pa 's Club, Glee Club. HRIC HERBERT e esentative, Posts, Ass't. to Mr. oito , ec. to Mr. Hillyer. l 0, flying club. See my pin? SENIOR YLAR ANNA Br If face aheoed you get those bzg blue eyes? Swlmmmg Club GAA Spanish Club FALK BEATRICE Fond of fvolzc fond of fun Beatazce loves eveozfone Coquettel PEC Sec to M1ss G0ldSl'l'11tl'l Sec to MISS Hathaway Sec to M1ss Buckley, Sec to Mr Mlller, Sec to Dr Brxtton, Sec to Mrs Hamas, Swxtchboard Ope1 ator Sen1o1 Yea1 Book Photo Ed1to1 FAVUZZA BIAGIO He 'mms fast to keep out of oeach of the fam sea, wzth such a face? Tlack Football Bulletm Staff, Inte1class Basketball FEIDELSEIT BENJAMIN Alas pow Yoncl l I knew Ima well We slept in the same law class' T1ack Closs Countly Team, Traffxc Squad Servxce League Law Play PELDHAUS HOWARD Get Ins adclv ess foo that tau complemon ton Asst to MISS Coe FERRANTI ANTOINETTE SM ens may come 'vamps may follow Antotvzette tlmzlcs she bfats them all hol ow qec to Mr Blay Sec to M1 Bluce Glec Club G AA Math Club FIALKOFF EDITH Shy as a man catmg cvocodzle Sec to M1ss Kllburn Swlmmmg GAA Glee Club FORSTER ROBERT QLAMLJJ Wzllmm Jenmnqs Bryan s only owal Bank Staff, Publlcatlons Stall' Interclass Debatlng Cuzrents Events Club SCIGDCB Club Pastel Club FRANK HERBERT OIL you Beau B'1ztmmel' Sclence Club Servlce League T1aff1c Squad Sec to MISS Coll1e1, Asst to M1 Cady FRIED JACOB I wonclev why she keeps mc, wattmg? Basketball, Posts Book X . : I .J Y , n a', I I ' . 'J 1 ' ' , . . ., . 4 1 4 A 3 4 ' ,. 4 nt . I .. . ., . . . , . , . y fu 1 1 , . w. 4 Y . 4 ' . . 9 D , . . 4 , . Q . 1 ' . . . , . n . 1 1 ' - 4 , Y v . v s 4 , w I Sec. to Miss Thompson, Ass't. to Mr. Nor- , . , . . 4 4 4 4 ' . 9 Z l . I a Il l . V- ' - l . L. . . , . '. ' -, , . . ., . . 'F 7 - . 4 . 1 V . . , . . u . . ., . 4 4 1 I . A 1 . . I 4 4 . 7 7 9 ' - 1 ' X .' ' ' L . ' ' . I I ' v , . ' ' . '. 1 y f U . . . . . , , - ' ' 1: 1 . . , . X Q 16 SENIOR YEAR BooK l GALLO, ALBER A 'real athle . ' uclen pm- cent in'P. T. p fr c in lunch. ' ATISW, S e, Va i Football, Presi- N E d1cZ1gf of Clas , ulletm Staff. - A INO, LOUISE I Do ggeniaiinen Jrefrfr Iev'?. l ec. o r. n 0 Miss Gr glyiyygwvfgjsypg Club, Sec. 6 GANCI, JOSEPHINE Kind and g , nice wnil sweet The 1151 ?2,e1l'il6'c l'6 meet. Sec. t ss en Sec. to Miss Gussow Sec. wsslweislierg, Sec. to Mr. Blay: Bank Staff, unch Room. GELLER, JEROME That school-gifrl complexion. Service League, Traific Squad, Bank -Staff, Orchestra. GELLER, MILDRED A breezy laugh, ci joke or two A flash of wit, of cowrse it's you. Arista, Senior Year Book Staif, P.E.C., G.A.A., Current Events Club, Math. Club. GENOVESE, JOSEPH A shining light of Bushwick High. 6 l'Vho put out that light? Cross Country Team, Traffic Squad, Ser- vice League, Poster Club, Orchestra. GIACCONE, FRANK Jiggs and Mr. Nanes min: like oil and agua. Sec. to Miss Gore, Ass't. to Mr. Hillyer, Ass't. to Mr. Kern, Service League. GIAMBALVO, JENNIE Quietly on her way she goes In no one's business pokes her nose. P.E.C., Service League, Traffic Squad, V Sec. to Mr. Bruce, Sec. to Miss Goldsmith, Sec. to Miss Greene. GLEICHER, ESTHER 1' Always woo'lci'ng, neve A 'using' ., K - Along her path success is lurking. Ass't, Sec. to Miss Coe, Sec. to Miss Maher, Sec. to Miss Clement. GOLDBERG, HARRIET i An ercceptionally bfright student--when l under several electric lights. ' I G.A.A., Biology Club, Glee Club, somor Varsity Punch Ball. Arista, B.H.S. Council, P.E.C., Library 'if- SLNIOR YLAR GOLDBERG MINNIE She detesfs vam, zgnofr ant boys Sec to MISS Payne, S1Ja1'1lSl'l Club GOLDBLATT MIRJIAIVL A mmvafaasvqfyfmvf-vu 6wmw4eoWj we Post GAA Glee Club, Sec to M1ss O Donnell Sec to M1ss B1owe1 GOLDMAN PEARL She just mlooes natuml 077'LU11lLU7ltb Lev boy fwcncl s 'moustache 'Ls one of them Orchestra P E C Sec to M1 FI'6ll1Cl'l Cast of Poor Nut ' Cast of Mlli Ido GOLDSMITH ALICE A most mawelouslu quzet mcml S0'l'l1P7.UlLllf semous' sobm and stazd Sec to Mr C1 l.Vlf01d Bank Staff GOLDSTEIN NATHAN If zsnt mm fault lu' s that wary Asst to M1 Cady Bulletm Staff Post, Class P1es1dent, G O Representatlve GORELICK DIANA She knows hm onions Sec to M1ss Blower Trefmsurel Novelty lub GAA Glee Club G 0 Represent ij atlve GRABAU GER'1 RUDE Sho has the flefmest lzttle qzqqld Sec to Dr Brltton Swltchboald Opel atm Glee Club Bank Staff, Sec to MISS Allen Sec to MIS Harras, Sec to Mr Raphael GRANATO MARY s small as a cl 4 I hc be lwald A Sec 1 Ber owxtz Sec 0 M1s RIVGS Sec to MIS Petelson Sec to M1ss Edwalds GREENBERG EDWARD A cake mtefr when he gets zt fue Asst Baseball Manager Selvlce League, TFHEIC Squad Ass t to MISS Burns, Ass t to M1ss McDonald Ass t to M1ss Schwab Asst to MISS Nevms GRISET, HENRY Poeczpztate Mcwgw Track D1amat1cs, Servlce League Traf fxc Squad Inte1class SOCC61 Sec to M1 Kern, Sec to M1 No1ton BOOK l 1 1 , , 1 . .H 1.6: X S' ' 1 ,Q , . . ., . Y . w 1 , . . X l K 1 4 l I .. M .Q . . .I I . I ' ll 1 ' f .- l L 1 ,. I . d 1 . . , . . ., . . , fl I If ' 4 YY , c . 4 I , , 1 1 uf D ' l . l ,w D I ,, 1 . ., . . . . . 'c ' ' , c . 1 1 -v y 1 ,A 1 , ' ' . . . , 2 ' . A A u 4 Y fy . . ,. ' .l . . , ,C . ' , . . ., I 4, . . ' ' 1 ' . 4- ' 4 , . n 1 . 1 I I ' ' ' . .. ' . . , 'A I 'Q Y ' , . . . . Y . . 1 A . , , 'n ' ss ' , ,. . V G.A. . 0 -. b , . 1 . . . . , . 4 - . if '- 1 4 4 ' , . , -I 4' ,, 1 J - 'A 11. 1 , . . ' ' 1 ' ! ' 1 , . . . . , . 7 ' 7 , . . u . ' ' ,. ' U 1 l 1 ' , 1 X ', u n n .1 N 1 SENIOR YEAR BooK T GROSS, HANNAH i Wlwre did she leave it ? G.A.A., Traffic Squad, Switchboard Oper- ator, Sec. to Mr. Doyle, Glee Club, Swim- ming Club, Bulletin :Sz Oriole Representa- Soccer Team, Traffic Squad, Service League, Poster Club, Sec. to Miss Tusa. GROVER, ELLA . She honors those on whom she conde- i scencls to cast her eyes. Sec. to Miss Lustig, Sec. to Miss Wil- liams, Lunch Room, G.A.A., Bulletin Rep- resentative. . GULKIS, DOROTHY Music has its chafrms they say. ' Vlfhy not play us cz time some clay? Arista, P.E.C., Service League, Traffic Squad, Sec. to Mrs. Harras, Sec. to Dr. mason, Year Book Staff. GUTMAN, SHERMAN He likes girls that Cl0'l'L,l go lo B.H.S. Varsity Basketball, Track, Baseball, Ser- vice League, Traffic Squad. HABERNIG, JOHN The 'income tax is unconstitutional- That's what the book says. Sec. to Miss Richardson, Service League, Traffic Squad. HAGADORN, ROBERT Did you e'ue'r pose for Pepsoclent ads? Rifle Team, Service League, Traffic - Squad, Ass't. to Mr. Norton, Ass't. to Mr. Kern, Bulletin Representative, Inter- class Baseball Team. HAGGER Y, LORETTA A giv' v jolly, gentle and gay , A1 'rs L smile the livelong day. ista, P. .C., B.H.S. Council, Year Book fStaif. A n HALL, THY ,x Si' ' ty 'is a via' i K to be highly praised. ist P.E.C. 6 Miss Bidstrup, Sec. 0 ig , H el, . to Miss Gold- smith, ec. to Miss Cla . HALL, HERBERT He's better at dfrmnatics than at schol- astics. l . President B.H.S. Council, Vice-President B.T.S. Senate, Vice-President Senior Class, Manager of Baseball Team, Star of Poor Nut, President of Press Club, Representative to Red Cross Council. tive. X QZ i GROSS, HENRY ' A nice fellow whose merry smxile makes F l -him a ffriencl well worth while. 1 A. i X 14 SENIOR YEAR BOOK HALL, HOWARD Tall, clwrlc cmd IL!L'I'LClS0'IIll3-l,ll,ll cmsfioeo' io Fllllcie's dfrecwns. Service League., Interclass Basketball, Bi- ology Club, Traffic Squad, Sec. to Mr. Heilbraun. HALPERN, SEDA Say, girls, luwe you lLerw'1lltli,c' one about - -,f - ? f Glee Cl-B, w'l:c board Oper' Sec. to Mi':-sQ93t95i4J QQl,ffGQA Af HARRIS, HELEN Cheeks of pinlcest hue Eyes so merry and blue Reincfmbefr tlLC'l'6,S ci little bit of bml In eiiery good little girl, loo! Sec to Mr. Nanes, P.E.C. I-IARRIS, ISRAEL He tmfvels with a fast crowd-the track lerirrn. , Vice-President of G. O., Captain Cross Country' Team, B.T.S. Senate, B.H.S. Council, Circulation Manager of Oriole. HARRIS, PAUL Get the knife directly below the bull's cya mid,- Traific Squad, Service League, B.T.S. Senate, Rifle Team. HARTIG, RICHARD I like the girls and the girls--mc? Sec. to Miss Nevins, Service League, Traffic Squad, Lunch Room Posts. HENKEL, EDNA file-ef f? '4rl1' S-miles and duties go lzciml in lmnrl with Miss Service. , 1 President Reporters' Club, Arista, B.H.S. i Council, Sec. to Mr. Doyle, Sec. to Mr. X Crawford, Year Book Staff. HESSE, GEORGE Going my way contented i Day after happy clay. Press Club, President Mimeograph Club, Bulletin 85 Oriole Photographer. HIRSHBEIN, IS, ORE ' lllforcls are lik 0, we , wnfl ll re they x most abound ' Z hllifuclzv fruit of . e s rare 1 ' 1 1. Sec. to Mr. 'I' ' ' U '-' bfof-'V Bank, Bullet' 25 1 riole epresentative. I HOCHSTETTER, EDWARD This young fellow ywofcsses to be an stu- dent but the only thing he slnclics llie , clock. Science Club, Technical Club, Traffic Squad, Sec. to Mr. Cady, Sec. to Mr. Johnson. x i l 9 20 SENIOR YEAR Boolc HOLUB, JULIUS To learn to dance is his great ambition For dancing would abolish competition. Captain Cheer Leading Squad, Dramatics, Associate Editor Oriole, Bulletin StaH, B. H. S. Council, Debating. J 5 - HORNI, MILDRED WK- To knit and sew was once a girl's em- ployment To flirt and catch a beau is Mildv'erl's en- joyment. Service League, Traffic Squad, Bulletin and Oriole' Staff, Switchboard Operator. A HURLBURT, CHARLES d We wonclefr if the famous pfrocli of Bos- ton has made him so athletic. President of G. O., President Senior Class, President Traffic Squad, Captain Varsity Baseball, Varsity Football, WV ganizer Bushwick Hockey Club. X- 1 INZERILLO, JOSEPH L 'g Loves a lot of girls a little But a little girl a lot. Traffic Squad, Service League, Biology Club, Cross Country Team, Rifle Team, Sec. to Miss Southwell. lv , ISAACSON, ROSE Take back your Cll'I IlSt'fl'LfLS jewelry, my neclc getting black. fi ' - , F mming Cl b Glee Club, G.A.A. E, RET ,,,. . quiet on te ,shows CL,'lU'lS9 head. c cyflissfRicl1ards0'Ii, G. O. Store, Glee K M X JLAWITZ, BETTY K Cicero was good, too. P.E.C., Arista, Sec. to Mr. Freilich, Sec. to Mr. Hoifman, Clerk G. O. Store, G.A.A. KACSUR, CHARLES He has a keen eye for figures. 5 Captain Rifle Team, Orchestra, Biology Club, Glee Club, Dramatics, Math. Club. KAHANE, ROSE How can we knock you 'when you afre such a good gifrl? P.E.C., G.A.A., Biology Club, Latin Club, Astronomy Club, Sec. to Miss 'Wilson. KARANSKY, IDA fr, y to walk with, witty to talk with, Ani ul as ' , to think about. I Club, Senior Varsity Q Pu ball, Sec. to Mr. Nanes, Sec. to Mr. ilich. - CUM SENIOR YEAR Book KATCHER, HYMAN Specs generally denote intelligence. We woncler! , Latin Club, Traffic Squad, Lunch Room Service. KATZ, GWENDOLYN She refuses to tell us hee' fCl'UO'l'itl3 pastime. Sec. to Mr. Crawford, Sec. to Mr. Freil- ich, P.E.C., Poster Club, Currents Events Club. ,J-fu-64.10070 KELLER,PEARL oahfuikfg' He Walked in Her Sleep. Sec. to Mrs. Kirkpatrick, Bulletin and Oriole Representative. KESSEL, NORMAN The cooking room is his hang-ont. Ask Mr. Heilbrazln. Posts, Traffic Squad, Service League. KIN'ZLER, ANTHONY Here is a fellow who cl0esn't swell under additional honors. He grows. Ass't. to Mr. Wolf, Ass't. to Mr. Norton, Interclass Baseball, Interclass Basketball. KLAUSNER, H ROLD The an. to u, maide ' 'rayerf' Cross ntr , Team, Traffic S Circulx anager of Oriole, C lation of enior Year Book. KLEIN, LILLIAN A. ,y Szw'e proof that quality is not assured by quantity. Sec. G. O., President P.E.C., Girl Man- ager B. T. S. Senate, Girl Vice-President B.H.S. Council, Sec. Junior Class, Sec. Se- nior Class, Editor Oriole, Arista. KRAsKA,MARY Lots of mint, wiigor, and witality. P.E.C., President G.A.A., Sec. to Miss Bidstrup, Sec. to Miss Norton, Sec. to Miss Skilton, Sec. to Miss Buckley, Sec. to Mr. Singer. KRAUS, BENJAMIN A closed moutlz. catches no flies. Service League, Traffic Squad, Basket- ball. KREGSTEIN, ALBERT And he langnfidly yawnecl in his seat. Basketball, Soccer, Sports Editor, Traf- fic Squad, President of Annex, Vice- President of Tennis Club. SENIOR YEAR Booic Amx I' ll-fifyljf KRESKY, BESSIE fs Not in IL luw 'ry-contefztecl to wait. Ass't. to Miss Brower. KUPFER, GERTRUDE Up, up, my ffriemls and quit your books. Glee Club, G.A.A., Bank Staiii, G. O. Store, Type Club. KUCH, HERMAN Good Boy. Sec. to Mr. Cohen, Posts, Traffic Squad. KUNIN, RALPH Another hopeful Red Gfra'nge. Traffic Squad, Service League, Biology Club, Football, Sec. to Mr. Huggins. eww A no girl 'with U. no smile. Math Club, Biology Club, Lunch Room, Sec. to Miss Edwards. KURZBERG, LVENA LA COMMARE, MARY Never cast u, single 'l'6flC0f'l:0'll-U17CCfl1Jt fin the miwor. G. A. A vwfyfk LACSZEWSKY, ISABEL .One of the orange girls-- O'raugc you going to loan me your home'wo1'lc? G.A.A., Swimming Club, Glee Club. LANG, MARGARET Hence, loathed Melcmcl J! Bank StaH, Lunch ific ad, A A Swimm ' . . . LANGBEIN, CLIFFORD Always 'ready to do anything-even ready w to buy candy with the Y ear Book: money. Tennis Team, Business Manager Senior Year Book, Traffic Squad, Service l League, Debating Society, Sec. to Miss Peavy, Sec. to Miss Lustig, Publication Representative. P LAPEN, ALMA , Careful, boys, she packs a mean yzmzch. 5 Senior Varsity Punchball Team, Lunch Room, Sec. to Miss Bidstrup, Sec. to Miss . Straub, Sec. to Miss Norton. W SENIOR YEAR BOOK' GEISEN, CHARLES One sleelc-heazlecl aspifrcmt to the 'role of Sheik. Heucl-dress and pile of sand grate- fully 1'eeei'ved. Traffic Squad, Service League. LA PRE , LOUIS X , . The GG'llZ, Service League. LA SALLA, CHARLES To p-romp! o-r not to 1H'0'lllf1Jff. That is the question. Service League, Traffic Squad. LAUER, ISADORE Busl1.Luiclc's coizceplimz of Jolm Gilbert. CZD Who said that? l , 1 Traffic Squq,df5S.e1-vice .fLeague, Lunch, I' Rosas' of as 5-W LEIBNER, HANNAH Let Us Be Gay. Sec. to Miss Hathaway. LEINERT, DOROT Y Sweet impefrsom nfl Cream. Traffic Squad, Bank aff, Swimming Club. LESTER, BEATRICILF ,,. Hee-I ' e wlzf ever 'oftpa il ' ' 6 4 . g ' . on Traffic Squad. LEUDESDORF, ALFRED He doubles for himself in his spare time. Service League, Traffic Squad, Sec. to Mr. Ryan, Sec. to Miss Thompson, Sec. to Mr. Cohen, Sec. to Dr. Robinson. 0 STEIN, ANNE A UGO-Geti:ei ' - and she gets hefrs. Switchboard Operator, G. O. Store, Pos- ter Club, Glee Club, Senior Year Book Staff, Sec. to Miss Collier, Sec. to Miss Williams, Sec. to Miss Housman. LEWIS, DAVID ' Propozlizclei' ojxsueh ullstions as Does a 'Y rubber ti1'e? , 'Ho w' is distance? ' X Service Leag , T Squad, Biology lu G ee ent vents Club. have xlxx x4AiNi 1' SENIOR 1 1 I . V 5? .. , rr' YEAR BOOK X LIEBOFF, SARAH - , .Did you evefr knowia 'fll0'I'6 clza'rn1fing maid than this? 1 I. ' Glee Club, G.A.A., Traffic Squad, Sec. to Mr. Singer, Sec. to Miss Quick, Sec. to Mr. Nanes. LICHTENSTEIN, HILDA How like a moth th sinwle maid, ' St ys afroi he e ' A st . . T ' , rioe Art . 'R ' tor Oriole, Annex -o ulletin. I . LUCKEN, QATHRYN Quiet is th little girl, quiet so they say, But those ho know her otherwise, think quite' other way. Lunc oom, Novelty Club, Bank Staff. MAMQAN, HELEN Xxlydil tliexjterm she 'puns and plays XilXLAt the end she cianis and prays. ,Coach Basketball and Punchball, Lunch iPosts, Traffic Squad, Sec. to Mr. Bruce, Sec. G.A.A. MARCHETTA, PHILIP Always being judged by the women! Sec. to Mr. Cady, Traffic Squad, Ass't. to Mr. Kern. MA.NTEL, WILLIAM He walks like a king, makes lofve like a prince, and is a jolly good kncwe at all times. Sec. to Miss Meagher, Sec. to Dr. Britton, Sec. to Miss Richardson, Posts, Circula- tion, Year Book. - MARINARO, CARMELA Hen' chief beauty is her crowning glory. G.A.A., Lunch Room Service, Sec. to Mr. Berkowitz. 1 MATZEN, CHARLES I Quiet and unasswming, going his fronnds with little hustle ofr bustle. Traffic Squad, Service League, Lab. Ass't. to Mr. Cohen, Sec. to Mr. Blay. McDONOUGH, JOSEPH I go my way cofmplacently. Arista, Track Team, Service League, Traffic Squad, Sec. to Miss Williams. McGOUGH, LOUIS The milclest manners and the gentlest heafrt. Sec. to Mr. Crawford, Posts, Annex Ser- vice League. SENIOR YEAR BOOK MEDNICK, ESTHER She's 'not as soplzistieatezl as she tl1.i'r1,ks she is. Current Events Club, Sec. to Miss Stan- ton, Sec. to Miss Kilburn, G.A.A., Lunch Room. METZROTH, WILLIAM And still they gazed and still the 'Loomleo' grew, - That one small head could ccwry all he lcnewf' Boy Leader Arista, President Biology Club, Vice President Current Events Club, B.H.S. Council. MEYER, HOWARD Cute! Iswft he? Technical Club, Ass't. to Mr. Cady, In- terclass Baseball, Interclass Basketball. MICHALINSKY, MINNIE A clzcwmiizg maid, indeed! Sec. to Mrs. Merkle, Sec. to Miss Diet- rich, Sec. to Mr. Breslin, Year Book Staff. MICHAUD, CHARLES With his ever reacly wit He has 'made quite cn hit. Cross Country Team, Service League, Sec. to Mr. Brace, Sec. to Mr. O'Malley, Sec. to Miss Raleigh. MONACO, THOMAS The Awakening. Posts, Traffic Squad, Glee Club, Biology Club. MONTA T ON - ' 31o2L gt black eye- ' ljSll68.?n , 1 AQ Segfri ' Iseglfe, Bul etin an Oriole Rep- rese i' e. MORENO, GEORGE He 'is-how do you say it?- Un fine espanol. Service League, Traffic Squad, Bank Staff. NAPOLITANO, LEONARD He's tmfing-very. T1-aific Squad. N' RDI, MAURIOE I C . ' elle ess blunts tlgexedgijcfgvggf Lg ' M 5 QEELQQS' 'i ag e, ec. iihssvlzgcgge? iilletc-iii and Oriole Rep- resentative, Sec. to Mr. O'Malley. SENIOR YEAR Boorc i P r K ix P i .I I P P P T N N N O EVINS, ROBERT In a class by himself. Sec. to Miss Schwab, Ass't. to Mr. Mc- Caffrey. CERA, VIOLET Virtue-lilce a fr-icll gem-best ivlmn plainly set. Lunch Room Administration, Sec. to Mr. Greenwald. OWAKOWSKI, HENRY The fmoclern 'uefrsion of the sleeping beclnty. Biology Club, Poster Club, Soc. to Miss Quick, Math. Club. OVACK, ETHEL Sweet and simyzle-clfraw your own con- clusions. Sec. to Miss Edwards, Sec. to Miss Bid- strup, Sec. to Miss Norton. STROW, HERMAN Bull lVIo-ntana has nothing on. him.. G. O. Representative, Bulletin Represent- ative. AHLER, FRED Fred 'may be long and lean But ci nicefr fellow 'iodine seldom, seen. Service League, Traffic Squad, Treasurer of '7A. 'NHL S PA' , IQ egg? o 7 c that one about still If ' . ' , . ., . '. ', . o Arista C Sec to M1 Gel Sec t Miss W' n, Posts. ASCHKOWSKI, BENJAMIN Pet fl Pan, 0 Im!! who would-n't QTOZL' up. L ,J P- . S e' .i ,iJfS a rtor Math. lletin, Pr 1 . EINITSCH, EDWVARD Oh, I must tell you about 'niy operation. Posts, Sec. to Mr. Cady, Sec. to Mr. H111- yer, Sec. to Miss Thompson. EPITONE, ANTHONY I Dill yon find out anything about fcmziles in the mail room? . B.T.S. Senate, Service League, Traffic Squad, Debating. SENIOR YEAR BOOK PFEFFER, SIGMUND I honor Bushwick by my presence. Bank Clerk, Sec. to Mr. Priinoff, Traffic Squad, Service League, Soccer, Track. PIOUS, ANNA When zu Fresh she liked candy and toys When IL Senior its pafrtics and boys. Sec. to Mr. Doyle, Sec. to Miss Clement, G.A.A. POLITI, JENNIE I The1'e's always ra twinkle in hw' spamlclmg black eyes. Switchboard. PRINCE, FRANCEEE nf, --il4l,g,,rf' As .'lmfrf: as LL- 'i et 9 1' JA ',, But?E've'v-A eaqlyi . i f msec., mf, sea. to M1-. Names, ,Sea to Dr. ,ritifo1r, Sec. to Miss Hfathajvay, Sec. to Mrs. Harras. PUTALLAZ, FRANK All in all, it yrrobably Fra-n,lc'g inno- cent face, guileless mamzer, and gay s-mile that helped him get tl1,o'ough Bushwiclc. Service League, Traffic Squad, Sec. to Dr. Robinson, Sec. to Mr. Lundy. RABINOWITZ, BENJAMIN The 'result of four years at Bushwiclc High School. Service League, Traffic Squad, Soccer '27-28, Sec. to Mr. Singer, Sec. o Miss MacDonald. w Calm and stately, ful of gr: , Sec. to Miss Coe, Ban aif, to Mi RADIN, RUTH l Clark. With aplcuscmt, scrio Q ' e. RANNAZIZZI, KATHRYN For she was not fomvarcl But modest as cz dove. Sec. to Miss Fried, Sec. to Mr. Singer, Sec. to Miss Straub, G.A.A. RASMUSSEN, LAUQA , Her very from. are fairer far, Q han .srnzile f t fr na' See. F , c. to Miss Cle- , ec. to fr. Horowitz, P.E.C., Cur- rent Events Club, Treasurer Year Book. REFTENBERG, ABRAHAM If he had chcwge of the pins he'd always be ready to stick you. Football, Soccer, Current Events Club, Traffic Squad, Service League, Tennis Club. 27 ff' X fXk SENIOR YEAR BOOK REIFSCHNEIDER, RUTH Chwrm strikes the sighl But merit wins the soul. Arista, P.E.C., Sec. to Miss Goldsmith, Sec. 5 Miss Clark, Sec. to Mrs. Harras, Sec. to Miss Coe. REISS, ROSE 3 Hefr hezwt is like IL trolley CCL'll-CZl'LUCLfljS froonz, for one more.. . Sec. to Miss Allen,'Sec. to Miss Bidstrup, Glee Club, Swimming Club, Sec. to Miss Housman. RIEDEL, HELEN SO, little Sprite, come dance with me, The ewrth 'is young, and so are we. Arista, P.E.C., Sec. Biology Club, Sec. to Mr. Ryan, Sec. to Mr. Singer, Sec. to Mr. Miller, Year Book Stalf. RQEDER, VICTOR Q, , Our jyftzwe lICl,7llCG'I'x MQZQ ra lJ'4r 1s-X 'A,r1sta1, Se1'v1E'eQ LeaQue,..E5b'121' Club, Sec. to ,Mig Qrghmoffg' Secj to Miss Kilburn, Sffi15i9lnif'M11iager of Bank. ROSENBLUM, ELIZABETH Let the world say what it may, Wide afwalce she's bound to stay. Girl-Leader of Arista, Editor of the Guide, Bulletin, Oriole, Sec. of Service League, P.E.C., Sec. to Mr Bruce, Sec. to Mr. Ryan, Sec. to Miss Clement, Sec. to Miss Collier. ROSENBLUM, ISADORE W'h0's Izzy? Mrs. R0senblum's. Sec. to Mr. Goldensohn, Sec. to Miss Meagher, Bank Representative, G. O. Representative, Lunch Room. 1 ROTH, JEANETTE f I Anothefr 'reason fo L 'ing Whoopee.' Arista, P.E.C., .A.A., Reporters' Clubgl Bank, Sec. to Mr. Ryan, Sec. to Mr. Hur ley, 'Current Events Club, Year Book Staff. ROTHSTEIN, MILTON lf We lofve the way he combs his curly, blond hafifr. G. O. Store, Bank Staff, Traffic Squad, Current Events Club. ROTUNNO, ANTHONY The emily biwl. Baseball, Track, Post. RUD . P HENRY ,gf ,MW , Q R ear ff 1 x, SLNIOR YLAR BOOK if W IUPP HELEN Always Pleasme Bound A1 lSt 1, G A A ec Mxss Sec to MISS Qu1ck, Lunch SSO ,,ff Dcbatm GOODWIN A mee mzpmmculm mem SCIVICG League Math Club Ouole Staff Bulletm Staff SANDIN HAROLD A ony apt student apt to loam some tlzmq Tlafflc Squad G O R61J1GSGI1t2.t1VC VICC P1CSlCl6l1lI of Tech Club SAUTER FRE uzcg-5? cmlfnst mmfl JJMISS Qulck Sec to M1 C1'IWfO1d, c of M1meograph Club SAPKOWITZ HENRY The Would BL Canfleman TIRHIIC Squad SSTVICS league, ootball Team Soccel Team S016 ce C SASULY EDYT E For any plulo you may med about I1 c' go fo 1 P E C , Bfmk St ff Owhestra G A A Sec to MISS C0lll61 SCHILCHERJ su: S mm R7 l tl mid 15 11f1rlL fo: fun ,fm KZIWIOAC mulls do AA Lunch Room, Smmmmg u SCI-IATZ 13DWARp ' All you hoof! '55 Ho Ddllfzl Lac fum cut Sonny B071 Sec to MISS XRIIHIZITIS Sec to Mr Nanes SCHMIDT FLIZABETH Who oclzshes CL yole mzcl 76101608 m a yum Qzwm oonzpomzd of oclchtzf, ffolm and un Sec to MISS BEl1J'1.I'f1l1'l Sec to M1 Haus man Sec to Mr Hmley, Sec to Mrs Rlves 4,-ffafffeffey x ll f f I v . If I ' fl 7 fl A fa A 1- 1' 44' f1 ' , ,, f,.J Lfff, , .JL'f- . M , X. ' ' ' A Ns! H ,V I 44 I , lv: XX,-.1 :la mimwg ,I U. . . S E Nm. . . , f . . ., . A M B 3 Q X- sf . 7 - I M E ' gy Z! xggw V lgsffgn if B , as N 5? H, , ' , , N, U ig E H .A , I V . A , ,. .i H7 A mia . ' - .' ' ff ' . Q ' r 1 - sm , 'A as H l r f 1 f T f ,' e - 1 , I I - 7 .- Z I , , 'Q libd- 1 H ' - If EQQQQ M H 711m-In H E 4 , 4 - . I Aki? - A A l I WX. Il' ' q , 9 cg, . f , ,, ry ppm' o 'neat and m.rmme'r lcmd. I ' I a 1 1 ' V - V ' , . I C ,- j . 1 K5 Q J' 4 1 ' , fx U ,' , - ' 1 ' . ' , ' .N Y ,W E ' 'i , 'Ju 4 c , .' , ' . xjl A L ' , 1 K 4 I- ,. I . ' - V I A Y I ' 5 f,-- , 3115.1 f. . 4 4 - 1 .C 1 , ' , . 4 -, K Z., A . 1A ll! ' K 1 ,N - . . . A- 0' ,, l?L ,ze , ' 1, ' f' , .- wig W '1iE.JC ' .LQR VL! . V. I . . . ., . . fl, W ' l b. V . Q 4 W as xB.m:ss's If Exams M ' fja 'E fl ss M3 , 4 1.1 wmammikuss . .V ,, , , , V . . Qgm M .J I 1 ' . -'V ' ' J IN- y BE ,' ' , ' Q . - ' I , . . l . U ss I 41 1 1 Q I V' 7 . . N H ,, sg V ' ' ' , -, - .-'NME M 1 C ' vniiq ' , . . ' . . X :Wg T' H N .- L SENIOR YEAR Book SCHMIDT, MARIE Snappy, sweet-and sociable. E-E-C-, Tlaffic jfad, Service League, . . t f i uckley , c. t iss Lust1g,fS5b. to 1. . 0 SCHNEIDER, GERTRUDE Activa always, talking ever, Witty mid 'mcv'o'y, decidedly clcfvcr. Arista, B.H.S. Council, Traffic Squad, lDebating Society, Health Commissioner, Sec. to Mr. Nanes, Sec. to Mr. Hoffrnan, ,S5c. Publications, Senior Year Book Staff. P' 1-Tai. . . ' ' CM' SCHORR, HILDA Prefciwcd, though not rm bloml. P.E.C., G.A.A., Latin Club, Seca to Miss Nevins, Sec. to Miss Housman, Sec. to Mr. Doyle, Sec, to Mr. Heilbraun, Sec. to Miss Henderson. SCHUMANN, CATHERINE As noisy as a cemetery lflfithout IL ghost of life. Sec. to Miss Collier, Bank Staff, Glee Club, G.A.A. SCHWINDT, EDWARD f-934'-'ffww Apprifrcntly the ceiling is this young 'HLCLYLYS inspiwitioii. Poster Club, Biology Club, Traffic Squad, Math. Club. SCHUB, MORRIS AL . b Oli, such simplicity and irmocence! Floor Manager Bulletin and Oriole, B. T. S. Senate, Sec. to Miss Southwell, Sec. to Mr. Harras, Charge of Lunch Room. SCHUH, IRVING Not many more like him eft. 'ettg lucky, eh? e ll ' , Current ub, S ice League, Traffic Squad, Debatin ociety. SHAPIRO, FRANCES n ict tongue denotes IL wise head. Club, Sec. to Miss Thompson, to Miss Kilburn, Bank Staff, G.A.A. A qu SHAPIRO, FRANCES R. if Oo! What ci drcat big girl shc is! Lunch Room, Glee Club, Service Le gjue, G. O. Store, P.E.C., G.A.A. SHE FLORENCE -. To 0 ex cally is dUt'l'fl?'l'll37lllLl to hm' heat li. I f 4 G. .A., e vice Leaguie, Traffic Squad, nk Sta , Cast off 'Poor Nut, Sec. 0 Mr. J uce. If Q si' A N CW-Uv -,A -1- J: S1:N1o11 Y1 All BOOK 1-531 SICINSKI JOHN The names thc only ilmzg about you lh11f.s nof Scotch SCIENCE Club Mfxth Club Tr'1i'f1c Squfxcl Sec to MISS Hfztlmway SIEBERT HENRY A peaceful Qlurlcnf who mmrls has cum buszmss mul yzzst about cmsts 1' Sec to M1 Halldllch BIO1Ogy Club Glee Club, Postel Club l M! fAj1:G13L HANNAH List of all we love Ihc tum! le zu, umm , lug blue cues G O Bookkeepe1, GAA Glec Club Sec to M1ss Scl11.1d1eck Sec to M1ss Buckley Sec to M195 Thompson ec to MISS Stanton ! SINACORE SYLVESTER No hc has 'IIULLI doubled fm Ramon Nfwamo Posts, Sec to Mlss Mlllel, Lunch Room f IROTKIN FILLIE Thzs Tlllw must hmve fozlul because she, szmely knows hw L10 PEC Sec to Mxsb Blosnahan, Sec Mr Pultell Sec to MISS Allen Sec to Mlss Lustlg SLIMOVVITZ TULIUS He enteurl a cwculzltmg lzlmuuf and Ls sill dz 1 SGIVICQ League TYHHIC Squad QLOM EONA Sweet an yy Sec to M1 Luncy 1edle1 SMOLINSKY ANNA Those nzlslieluwmq eyes' Sec to M1 Hefxly Sec to Mnss Ifllblllll, Sec to D1 Horowltz PE C GAA glee Club Lunch Room Sen1o1 Yeal oo: SNIFINKER HELEN Shes sim 111111 zn Szslns SEIVICC Le lguc Glee Club SNITIVKER PAULINE See Slster TIEHIC Squad Glee Club PEC f X 1 I .M pf jfgpfrf ' 4 .5 ' 31 no ,ff 5 6 LA 1 I 11,13-W 1 V, Y gvq, A N4 , VL . ' 'V . V L Z' H'-Ve gilgslgggilji ,, , 7 T -' 38 ,l ' . , 1 . , C ' C , ' . L . . 1, 3 1 4 , ll . ff ' . . , ,Z -Q 1 1 ', 1 . , , ' f ' . ,J 1 ' X' JV! 3 'Al . .', l ' .I 53... V ' Y 4 . ' .' ' . . . WI, . . , , V ' Iv ' . 1 ' r- . Exif X H., . 1 al , V IJ I J ls 4 , 1. mf 'Ng' f , fs - .:':1'- L ,- Z3 1,9 I . 1 ' - ' 1 fl? f ,V4 . . ' . . ., - , S flyjjy' ' .. - - , - . , . , , . ' X 1 xxx! 4, 4 4 L V i I W' 2 . I W, , . . ,. V. V X xy, Hs, L -.Jr l mm Mui . U - . D M , H Hg X all 'X . , AX, 'J f VA' '- 4 4, S , , I 4 , fl Y ff J ., . - ' . to 4 . . Z, .' I zzz. lff X - ' ' ' fx L - , Y ' X ' is :fe f X 4 XV x f . - , 2 Z 'N . . '. , to '. lx '41 -A f' f -f ,1, . , . . ,. . '. c , D . '. ' 5, X' 1' me I! . . '. , . '. .1 . . . .Z Z, ll Q if 1 y 1 4 - '4 . .R In . N A I fi ' Y 4 4 4 fjf C 1 1. ., 1 4: -, L., n ax :Ll . l E. , . .. . . X M . . A if sn . 1 lf, L - z A T H1 , , , . '. . A ,I ' A H ' 1 ,, . V' t , -f f 1 4' - ' nhyvf , ' f - ,yi 1' Y- JDJVJ, X ' LU! SENIOR YEAR BOOK SOCHACKI, CHARLES Young fellows will be young fellows. Arista, Service League, Traffic Squad. Lab. Ass't. to Miss Peavy, Sec. to Mr. Blay, Sec. to Mr. Monahan. SOLOMONS, LEONARD If I clo'n't think a lot of myself-who will? Arista, B.H.S. Council, B.T.S. Senate, President Math. Club, Rooseveli Medal . Winner, N. Y. Chamber of Commerce Essay Winner. f SPARAC NO, AIDA How s e l'v,s i'-tow! Sec. to i , c. to Miss Pal- mer, G.A.A., Swimming Club, Glee Club. SPRAFKIN, MORRIS He'cl like a job as spofrts editor of the Ladies' Home Companion. Bulletin Staff, Service'League, Debating ociet ,, Sec. ,to ixffhiy. Y STEHN, H WARD Now step right up amd call mc Blondy Know why Bloncly?J for I rim lzeah. Annex G. O. President, Service League, Traffic Squad, Captain Cross Country Team, Circulation Manager Bulletin. STERN, BERTHA In Iwi' dfwlc rlnrl boyish eye Girlisll. Iazightcfr I desery. Since mischief clrmees in her eyes- A mischievous girl you might surmise. Sec. to Miss Buckley, Sec. to Miss Col- lier, G. O. Store, Traffic Squad, Math. Club. STEINBERG, ISRAEL ' How he lulles the women! f?J Current, Events Club, Traffic Squad, Service League, G. O, Store. STODDARD, HELEN She is CL -nmiclcn of wrtlcss grace Gentle of form, rmrl fair of face. Swimming Club, Glee Club, G.A.A. STRAUS, HARRY The big noise of the class. Manager Rifle Team, Service League, Traffic Squad, Science Club, Basketball Squad, Soccer, Sec. to Mr. Milne. SUPANCIC, ELSIE A good frieml mul lb pmjfccl sport. Bank Staff, Service League, G.A.A., Glee Club, Swimming Club. SUSNICK FRANCES If silence is a womrms chzcf onzumpul Femme nzonopolzzus if Sac to M1 Gel GAA Glee Club SWEENEY CHARLES N ou lr my S Lzvuuu In ll tT1d e Cl Math lub B10l0gy TANNENPAUM HYMAN None but hr, cggcl be his ymzalld :lille Al Tr LQ Squ w VICE 'IONDOVV SGIVICC League Tlafflc Squid SCICUCG Club Soccel FR BO ENJA NM ager ubll ons Senlol Yelr Book St'1ff Culrcn Events Club ULMA 1V e 'L'ff1C Squ md, Sec to l s npurl 1sS ousman ULMER Small T1'1ck VALET O11 V 'I 0911 AD' vents to Dr H010W1tZ, Bulletln Sta VAMOS ANDREAS Joe Humplzmu s uurlm sfuclu zclut 'voice' B10 Sec to Mr B a Q1JllCSGI1t'l.tlVG Kglmifm Lg' AfVV 'V 1 HOMPS ON new final SLNIOR YLAR BOOK uctzou G1 J the silent pmt s Team Math Club Bwsketbwll 0 has 'nouglz to 1,1 an mol lc Ass t Bascbfmll Man IILGYL 'VH ILC? Illftlf ALEXANDER Im oh mc' 0,1 my' Football FREDA I 7lLSf, mice n hm out of flmsn c s no f H' D wtmg Clu , Sec to M1 S RG KV I' ma 'DEBSSBSS S8 , 4 4 . ' 252329- , , A -, ff -A 5 f . . . 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Q ww lim l l n 1 A C , 5 W SENIOR YEAR Booz: VERDONE, JEANNE Hold E l78'l IjflIf'l:7l.g.', Sec. Biology Club, Glee Club, Novelty glibk Math. Club, P.E.C., Bank Staff, VEYHL, FRED K'nowest thou me not? Thou art ignowmtln Dramatics, Trafic Squad, Art Club, Bulletin and Oriole Art Staff. WAMSGANZ, PETER One may smile and smile :md bc cn 11'illai1z. Ass't. to Mr. Wolf, Ass't. to Mr. Nor- ton, Traffic Squad, Service, League. WARDELL, THEODOREQQQQI' Joins gilzfctplzv-clf1f543f' nth etics-walks ,,,f'rom, room Hof Vifoom. jw Club, Biology Club, Press Club, 61'V1C6 League. WARNER, EDWARD His weight will go cc long weigh, - cven in making him a police-mem. Traific Squad. WEINSTEIN, HAR Y., ff Meet thf Prince 'o 1 Traffi S 21- , , cn Staff, xSec. to Mr. ,5 if , Math. Club, Lunch Room. WEIS, ALBERT The future Paul l'VlL'if67I?'fI,7l. G. O. Store, Poster Club, Sec. to Mr. McCaffrey, Sec. to Mr. Fiedler, Sec. to Mr. Greenwald., Sec. to Mr. Hoffman. VVEISMAN, ANNA ,,f Efficiency personifiecl. Arista, Reporters Club, President Nov- elly Club, Treas. Junior Class, Traffic Squad. WEP. -LILLI N ,L s 'in 1 ' as lz za cmd s . A , Arista, P.E.ef . in Club, sec. mo Miss Lustig, Sec. to Mr. Breslin, Sec. to Miss Meshel. YVILLIS, ALTON Aw-w-w ! o 't 'wake me up, let me clfreamf' - Fozrmu, 's t. to Mr. Johnson, Posts, c. Mr. Robinson. J SENIOR YEAR Book 35 WOHLBERG, LOUIS A A youth who 'is 'LL'I2.lG7'l0l.U7'L lo fcmlc mul fo'rtu'ne. Service League, Technical Club, Sec. to Miss Quick, Sec. to Dr. Robinson, Ass't. to Mr. Cady. WOROBOW, BESSIE Docsnft she love hefr flimyllrfs? Sec. to Mr. O'Mal1ey, Library Ass't., Traffic Squad, Glee Club, Current Events Club, Debating. WRONEWIC, THEODORE The secret of success constancy io .jlll-771080. Baseball Team, Cross-Country Team, Sec. to Mr. Blay, Sec. to Dr. Monahan, Traffic Squad. ZAMPINO, NICHOLAS A light hcmrt lives long. Orchestra, Traffic Squad, Service League, Glee Club, Math. Club, Press Club, Sec. to Dr. Monahan. FOX, MARIE Trike it easy, you will last longer. Swimming Club, Glee Club. ZEI fLIN, GUSTAVE lymmg mrm. lzzmzgrgf off lcvmlvlerlgc, gow Vzullly 11 'cl'i'rz.g ap jx. 1 l'l71,bS. ' SG1' 6lglfG, f l , athfsClub, Track Team. . ZIMMERMAN, HELEN The originrzl helping lmml. Sec. t . Hagrell, Lunch oom, Sec. to '. ZORBO, THOMAS Ono like lzim mfzough for wny school. Track, Baseball, Traffic Squad, Sec. to Mr. Levy, Sec. to Mr. Krinsky. ZUCKER, RUTH The joy of youth cmd hcrlllh hco' eyes lZ'lSjIlfl,!l . Am! msc of lzefwt hm- very looks com-cy. Editor-in-chief Year Book, Ass't. Editor Bulletin, Oriole, Guide, Sec. G. O., Sec. and Treas. of Arista, Sec. Service League, Secito Miss Williams, Mr. Bruce, P.E.C., Ban . KOSTER, HOWARD All that glitters is not gold, likewise Hull which rloes not glitter may be gold. Circulation Manager of the Oriole, Ser- vice League, Mail Clerk, Sec. to Mr. Bruce, Sec. to Mr. McCaffrey, Sec. to Miss Schwab, Lunch Room. Ns Ak fence. J AS Ill l ls 7 THE class of june '29, being of sound mind and realizing that we are about to step from the protecting portals of our clear Alma Mater do solemnly bequeath the following legacies to be used in adding further glories to Bushwick High School: To Bushwick High School we leave all our scholastic and athletic records, enviable and otherwise. To Dr. McDonald we leave our sincerest gratitude for the abiding faith and sub- lime patience he has showra us during the past four years. To Mr. Ryan, our grade adviser, we leave a bottle of nerve tonic, feelingthat he will need it after he has finished with us. To Dr. Horowitz we .leave all the original manuscripts foh, very originalj of the work for the Senior Year Book. We hope he frames them. To Miss Wolfe we leave a gold plaque, engraved with her ITIOSC famous saying, Quit Hip-Hoppin' around. To Mr. Miller we leave a carton of Luden's cough drops with which to tempt his pupils. Charlie Hurlbutt leaves his popularity to all aspiring to the Senior Class presidency. Our pests, Lewis and Reftenberg, leave their popularity UQ to the cats on the ournalistic Betty Rosenblum leaves her desk to some conspiring editor. Robert Hagadorn leaves his winning smile to the Pepsodent Tooth Paste Company. Beatrice Falk leaves het joviality to Eva Johnston, not that she-needs it, but!!! Fred Veyhl leaves his nonchalance and tremendous vitality UQ to Sidney Klein. Lil Klein leaves her popularity and charming personality to some future G. O. candidate. Herbert Hall leaves his dramatic ability to some rising young Thespian. Helen Harris leaves her uncanny ability of annexing certain people as brothers UQ to anyone who wishes to start a fraternity. Clifford Langbein leaves his good nature to Bill, our trusty elevator pilot. Ruth Zucker leaves het charming manner to anyone with sense enough to take it Qif she canj. SEN1o11 YEAR Booic 37 Jules Holub, our would-be Rah-Rah boy, leaves his cheer-leading ability to Bernard Geller. Arnold Auerbach leaves to Max Strollowitz the tender care and worries of the Bulletin . ' Helen Madigan and Marie -Sclbmidt leave their athletic prowess to Ma V and Muriel Spencer. vveovvvifl jf- 'i Helen Riedel leaves her pep and vitality to the P. T. department to usehm wearing out its pupils, Wfilliam Metzroth leaves his wisdom and zeal to all future boy leaders of the Arista. Mildred Horni leaves to Bushwicles library a copy of the Mounted Police Manual, How To Get Your Man. G Al Gallo leaves his scholastic record for future Bushwickites to try to beat. Esther Gleicher and Hilda Lichtenstein leave their popularity to any two people who prove to be as good sports as they are. Rudy Russo, our Beau Brummel, leaves his technique to all Bushwiclcites who wish to become john Gilberts . Izzy Harris leaves his sparkling record, made on the cinder track, for any Budding Fleet-footed Mercury to better. y Loretta Haggerty leaves her bubbling happiness to the Happiness Boys. To the juniors, we leave the anxiety of receiving their report cards, and something else if red ink has been used. To the Sophomores, we leave our sophistication which they now can assume, having passed from the ranks of freshmen. To the Freshmen we leave our haughty manners-they need them. To all the Faculty, who have helped us for four years, we leave great peace of mind. We hereby nominate, constitute and appoint Mr. Ryan, executor of this, our last will and testament. , In witness whereof we have hereunto set our hand and seals in this month of June, one thousand nine hundred and twenty-nine. FO R THE SENIOR CLASS KENNETH CAs'rELi.ANos LORETTA HAGGEIKTY WITNESSES: tx Miss GREEN Miss l-IATHAWAY t , I-IlbIiildlxTvi1'z DR. 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H - 5 U Q01 H, Y will 'iisw H9525 H255-, ffuzgwy-12135 f n:m'EwQg'm zrsigxiw Nm mx! am I V 'nl B 19855 nl ws .. ,wg R 1 zz ,-ww. X l, 1 5 1 L . Q LJ, bil inks. 'z w W u I' RET DESY v-Am ms 'v 1' N W All Bushwrcle bow to the outgorng Semors Admrre 'md honor them weep thelr depwrture Never will Bushwrcle rn all the long future See 'mother sueh class letvrng her pormls Prrde of ftthletncs, 'tnd joy of the lunchroom If, sometimes, the woe 'md despur of the teachers Never has Bushwrele an 1ll her p'tst hrstory Boftsteel 1 cl1ss so mwgnlflcent 'ts thrs one Wlmo could 1ll'l1glI'lC they ever were freshmen? Wl1o could rmlglne they ever were UIHILIP Shy and retrrmg, gltd for xnstructronl Het they once were for thus glory of Bushwnele Cftme four ye1rs ptst rn the Glow of September Annexes 75 both ueens md Broolelyn 7+ 77 held some of the brrghtest Alwftys the gurls proved rn worth more thrn dnmonds 'Ihe boys dxd therr best is pohcemen rn trafflc, As stftrs of the footbftll, ln baseball 'md runnm Actlvltres 'tll tlmt htd smwll need of brfun cells In the hfth term they 1ll met rn the mam burldrng, Crowded the Held 'md helped nnftnage the OHICC In all they excelled with therr usual splendor Chmrles Hurlburt shone both on grrdrron 'md dmmond Gftllo 1nd Wronewrc, footbmll md b1seball Also ntmcteel the cheers of the students The track boftsted Ze'?fl?d'1nd Stehn 1nd Hams flfgs-if Lftst but not leflst of this memorftble trro Auerbach Kregstexn were meteors of tennrs In the gym were our btlsleeteers, Gutman and J1ck Frred I r ,4 . .1 7 ' 1 K . . 4' . K -. . ' t 11 ' L ', 4 . -ax 1 K 4 L- 1 A . c 4 1 .I e ' ' 1 D A. 2 A A ' . I4 .I A A 4 .' ' 1 r 7 . r . .1 ' 1 O A . Still in their Sophomore year were they divided Q 1 f 1, 4 1 A - , . . , 1 ' ' ' ' 2 -2 . L . ' - . ' g, ix .A K . I q . .3 .A A A 4. L A L N . - L 'L Y I t ' K I. 4 1 L AV A L Q I I I 5 . . 1 Ac ' D ' c I . 7 A - ' g A K V - L 4 '. SENIOR YEAR BOOK Copeland and Gross were our champions at soccer. Hagadorn, Kacsur and Straus-with their rifles Honored the school 'and 'themselves with their prowess Others there were who did good work in studies Serious-minded, they came, armed with homework, Metzroth and Solomons, Forster and Cully Elizabeth Rosenblum, Helen Rupp and Ruth Zucker Not to forget Helen Banks, Edna Henkel. Then those who worked with Mr. O'Malley, Publishing Orioles , Bulletins , Guide Books , Lillian Klein, as a brilliant junior, Edited Orioles, while Arnold Auerbach Equally brilliantly toiled with the Bulletin, Elizabeth Rosenblum's famed for her powers Witli Bulletins, Orioles, guide books of wisdom. Then theres Ruth Zucker who edits the Year Book. Others there were indefatigible workers Metzroth and Holub and blond Castellanos, Fair Hilda Lichtenstein, Sprafkin and Trooboff Celia Black, Helen Riedel, Freda Valet. Service League, Traffic Squad, seats of the mighty Hurlburt and Hall and Al Schub among others lired Veyhl and Koster all guiding the traffic. Bow, Bushwick, bow to the outgoing Seniors. Admire and honor them, weep their departure, We are leaving the scenes of our glories and triumphs Poor helpless juniors, oh, how will you manage? Poor little freshmen, Whom willyou look up to? Poor teachers, poor office, poor posts and poor traffic, Wlio will assist you, protect you and guide you? Others may come who will think themselves able, Vain and deluded, may hope to excel us. Never will Bushwick in all the long future See such another class leaving her portals, Pride of athletics, and joy of the lunchroom, lf, sometimes, the woe and despair of the teachers. Never has Bushwick in all her past history Boasted a class whose renown equals this one's. Sad Bushwick knows as we take our diplomas Her glory's departing, we go forth to conquer! RUTH ZUCKER , ARNOLD AUERBACH .. 4 , . . A hwy: A ry, ,. . . N ,- .A ,,,A,.-..,,., . -I . . . , Q '1 R X X I ' u , Q . N X' x ,. 3 E . .I :sig . ' wi , ' .553 L 42 SENIOR YEAR BOOK Class I-IOIbIOies FAVORITE AMBITION: To be zz .fewer comvartor in Qlzeenf. FAVORITE BOOK: Brooklyn and Qzfeenf Telephone Dirertory. FAVORITE NEWSPAPER: Bruhwifk Bull Let ln, FAVORITE ACTOR: Rin Tin Tin. FAVORITE ACTRESS: Texezf Gnimm. FAVORITE TEACHER: Mr. Taylor. FAVORITE DIVERSION: Gedzllzking. FAVORITE AVERSION: I-lorrzework. FAVORITE SPORT: Makin Whoopee. FAVORITE PLAY: The Poor NUI . BEST SUBJECT: jMZlJ'fL'. WORST SUBJECT: Hiflory. Cllerss Celebrities MOST ATHLETIC BOY ....... ,. ............ ...... Charles Hurlburt MOST ATHLETIC, GIRL X .... ff . .. .... Alma Lapen CLASS BABY 1...Benjamin. Paschlcowslci fx! B WITTIEST ................................ . . . . . . . MOST CONCEITED CLASS EARBENDER . . . . . QUIETEST .............. CLASS QUESTION MARK . .Al Krcgstein . . . .David Lewis Mzflzlrecl Geller . . . .John Cully . .Helen Riedel 11 -C5531 5- ..- 4 f-ii 3:1-:F-za -.5 '-.-' Hr - .. ,t3'i'IIfwL5.3' ' .L-3 1-'-:J- QvS:i','--' n v TNT--'T' -W' : 1'1'1-.u .1'..s , f' -:.. H -'7 -- -.. ky - i':'f1?'1' again ff'--l,5I' . . ' ffffeg - f-ff, 3139.12 .'1t-F555 -2i',yg2f5 --.2::' 5-fi J' fr isgiiifizt HEP-I 5175: f -. 'L 'i .-M'Egm4,'.4i ,-rap-:,.'Y'Jzi52,-41531-27' -. tt.t,.,. '-,' ,.,.!i,5,.i-A ggi' ,J 's -' is-1','l5E1Q . 3-gg..-'.'-,cr ,yHal1gi.r'Q2, .- 1 'F L .. 1'. -I , i,:.' xi.-5 - 5. f-- '+'- :lf '05-'6'?1i.f'-.'f'.f 3 ur k11- ':- i.'-'-Wife W '-' ri- H i - ' ' t -' '-T7-IJWCI - 13- 5,r:.'1f.:p.f..5:e.1C' .4-u--:ff ri 1' 0 r -'-J. ..5,l,,VEfvjRJi5.:4?mei.: . 4: 35,1 ' 'P 'dig'-1 L ' .1 1 Q 4 M A H V. fl.. J ,jfrif 'Q f'- IST: :rg'1if..1Qfj lr-. -, v 'ijly , ' ' . 2 - .':.::.'J't.,' - : if , ', 'fi :ng 1. , ,T-1-ty-. .,gif15,Q,' -4fj,...rg,.fVl,f,.v., :-1 4 . -x -Ag ,B . ,AV l . , 4 ' A .1--g..n,:,:v'.'.s-1 'f - I -A .' -0- '. -'-' 1' .xv .f. ' ' . - i- - ..:-:ravi - - 1.-gi ' - - , H fx?--eff'-'432'.i' I A '- 'A gf. . V ' ' ' .o Q , I v r - E if ,1 15' 'ZW 5 M M ' U V .I Benjamin Trooboff fell off his ship on the wharf one night and injured his hand. A week or so afterward, when he was getting better, he asked Dr. Metzroth anxiously: Say, doc, when this hand of mine gets well, will I be able to play the banjo? Certainly, you will-certainly, said Dt. Metzroth. Thanks, doc. You're certainly a wonder, said Ben, I never could before. Members of the Naval Board were examining young applicants for appointment to a naval college. Well, said old Admiral Griset to one of the youths, Wl1at must an officer be before he can have a funeral with full naval honors ? Dead, answered a bright youth. Montalto: Wl1at part of speech is woman, father? Father: She's the whole of it, my son. A K Lewis: How did you get so dizzy? f Reftenberg: Following you around. Barber: You seem to be an old patron, but I don't recognize youf' Castellanos: No wonder, you shaved me yesterday. Miriam A.: Can I be of any help to you? Alice B.: No, I'n1 trying to think. Doctor Metzroth: U72 the 1l'ill7l2.f.f boxj: On examining the plaintiff, I found a severe contusion of the left optical nerve, together with extravasation of the blood under the epidermis, which was slightly abradedf' judge Auerbach: You simply mean a black eye? Doctor: Yes. judge: i'Then why clidn't you say so at once? Did you present your account to the defendant? inquired lawyer Sinacore of his client, Kregstein. I did, your honour. And what did he say? He told me to go to the devil. And what did you say then ? Wl1y I came to you. 44 SENIOR YEAR Book Freda Valet entered a department store to buy a camera. This looks like a very nice onef' she said. I don't know much about cameras but I do like the appear- ance of this one. What is it called? Thats the Belvedere, said the clerk politely. There ensued a chilly silence. Then Freda drew herself coldly erect, lixed him with a frigid stare, and asked: Er-and can you recommend the Belva P Kenneth: You didn't eat your second piece of pie! Ruth Z.: No-B. V. D. Kenneth: What do you mean-B. V. D.? Ruth Z,: One piece suits. The menu was printed in French but Schatz who came in for dinner did not intend to admit his lack of acquaintance with foreign tongues. He took the bills of-fare in his hands and studied it with an air of great intentness. Then he aimed a stout fotefinger at a certain item near the top of the card and to the waiter who was bending over his shoulder he said: To start off with, I'll take some of that. I'm sorry, sir, said the servitor, but the orchestra is playing that! E. H. R.: What fool told you to place those papers on that hle? Max S.: You did, Ma'am. E. H. R.: Well, leave them here-you're discharged for calling me a fool. A bookseller sent a bill to a certain customer for a book. The customer replied: I did not order the book. If I did, you did -not send it. If you sent it I did not receive it. If I did, I paid for it. If I didn't I won't. Rudy: Shall I sing for you, Torn? Tom: Have you a song with a refrain? Rudy: Yes. Tom: Then please refrain. George E.: What were you before you joined the Navy ? Ted W.: A life saver! George E.: What flavor? Miss Straub: The names of your parents, please ? jgtiljaschkowski: Papa and Mama. I-Iolub: I'm in a fog. Hesse: I've been that way for daze. 7 f SFNIOR XFAR BooK Mtldted Wfhat happened to you were you 10 '1 wretk7 Lharlne No I was betng shaxed by 1 lady barber when 1 mouse rtn teross the floor Rosrtllnd Slff D sh lf I cant find my sonnet anywhere Percy must have thrown tt unto the fire L11 Wcrtherm Dont be absurd Rosalxnd The child cant rc td 'Ir1fI1c Cop Use your noodle lady' Use your noodle Celm B My goodness where rs 1t7 Ive pushed and pulled everythrng tn he CII' Mtss Housman zu lempe: O Lordll Read the questton Russo Beg pardon M1 am my name rs Russo Herb H The self Pl'0I10LlllClI1g dtctlonary rs a fake Fred V Howzatt7 Herb H Ive been strung here three hours ftnd tt h tsn t sud a word udge Is there any reason why I should not pronounce sentence on you' And said Mr Smger when you get th tt lnto your held you w1ll have the whole rdct rn 1 nutshell Lsther G You know I lrlee varrery tts the spice of hfe' Al lx Lool-. me over ltd, my name lb Hema Mtldred Charlte wats such 1 good player they nude htm 1 halfbaele after the trst game Betty 'lhrtts not btel The hrst day Ally uted for the team they mtde um 1 hunch btcle Helen Htrrrs My husband had 1 hope chest, too, before we were mtrrled Bettrnee Falk lor mercy sftkesl Wlmat wus rn rt? H H A bushel of socks he hoped some one would darn them L11 K Scotch students are better than others Al S How come? Lal K Oh, just because they pay close attentron I: : -I5 Z 1 . . 7 , 1 I ' ' 'I ' ,x 1 1 4 , 4 7 'I t ' e c J L 4 z .t ,, ' ' . ' ' 1 2 1 A ' - f' A : l , . . -t . . . L . , , . , . - .: r A l J . 2 . . Warner: Yes, your honor, stripes make me look fat. ' 2 2 . . .. , - . .. , x , I ., H - : . z . . ' t A 2 Al f ' , v,, K ' L . , '.. - , ' ' A 1. e. A A 3 . ' L ' . '1 ' If . 4 1 . 4 'e . . , ., A , . U 1 -4 1 e l 1 I . I AA E PARENTS? GREETINGS Mr. 8: Mrs. B. Adragna Mr. Mrs. A. Dickerman Mr. 8 Mrs. M. Ageloff Mr. Mrs. Dinkelmeyer Mr. 8: Mrs. H. L. Abner Mr. Mrs. J. Dinces Mr. 8: Mrs. Allizrno Mr. Mrs. H. Dittmer Mr. 8: Mrs. M. Alliegro Mr. Mrs. H. C. Duff Mr. LQ Mrs. A. Apfelzweig Mr. Mrs. L. Edclstein Mr. 8: Mrs. L. Arenella Mr. Mrs. F. Ehrich Mr. 8: Mrs. L. Asarch Mr. Mrs. S. Ellman Mr. 8: Mrs. H. Auerbach Mr. Mrs. H. Falk Mr. 8: Mrs. H. Augenbaum Mr. Mrs. W. Favuzza Mr. 8: Mrs. W. Banks Mr. Mrs. F. Feldhaus Mr. 8: Mrs. D. Bayer Mr. Mrs. L. R. Ferranri Mr. 8: Mrs. Bebko Mr. Mrs. H. Fialkoff Mr. 8: Mrs. W. Bechtold Mr. Mrs. A. Forster Mr. 8: Mrs. F. Becker Mr. Mrs. W. Fox Mr. 8: Mrs. B. Benson Mr. Mrs. H. C. Frank Mr. 8: Mrs. H. Berkowitz Mr. Mrs. B. Fried Mr. 8: Mrs. S. Berkowitz Mr. Mrs. A. Gallo Mr. 8 Mrs. W. Bigger Mr. Mrs. A. Gambino Mr. 8: Mrs. A. Black Mr. Ganci Mr. 8: Mrs. A. Blonstein Mr. Mrs. P. Geisen Mrs. Bode Mr. Mrs. H. Geller Mr. 8: Mrs. M. Bogoff Mr. Mrs. I. Genovese Mr. 8: Mrs. R. Bosansky Mr. Mrs. G. Giaccone Mr. R Mrs. Breden Mr. Mrs. B. Giambalvo Mr. 8: Mrs. A. Brookner Mr. Mrs. P. Gleicher Mr. at Mrs. F. Buonogura Mr. Mrs. I. B. Goldberg Mr. 8: Mrs. S. Bursrein ' Mr. Mrs. W. Goldberg Mr. 8: Mrs. P. Buttacavoli Mr. Mrs. N. Goldblart Mr. 8: Mrs. R. Caruso Mr. Mrs. J. Goldsmith Mrs. A. W. Castellanos Mr. Mrs. I-L Goldstein Mr. 8: Mrs. B. Cataldo Mr. Mrs. I. R. Gorelick Mr. ik Mrs. L. Chassen Mr. Mrs. H. Grabau Mr. 8: Mrs. N. Chassen Mr. Mrs. T. Granato Mr. 8: Mrs. W. Christ Mr. Mrs. D. Greenberg Mr. Ek Mrs. D. Close Mr. Mrs G. Griset Mr. 8: Mrs. M. Cohen Mr. Mrs H. Gross Mr. 8: Mrs. A. Colabcllzr Mr Mrs. I. Gross Mr. 8: Mrs. M. Cully Mr Mrs L. Grover Mr. 8: Mrs. V. DeGregorio Mr Mrs J. Gulkis Mr. 8: Mrs. P. DeSantis Mr. Mrs L. Gutman Mr. 8: Mrs. Deuring Mr Mrs Habernig I' 1' f r r Mrs I Mrs r 1 I' Mrs r r Mrs r r r r r r Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs 1X rs Hfrgrdorn H1 gc ty E H111 P H111 H1 Hfrlperu Hung L H'1rrm1nn M Hfrrrrs Mrs Mrs rs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs S Hnrrrs W H H rrrrs E Henkel A Hesse H Hrrshbem I Hochstetrer M Holub Horrrr Hurlburr Inzerrllo Isaacson 'rffe R swrrz Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mr Mrs Kfrcsur H Karcher D Kmrz L Keller XV Kessel W Krrrzler Klsrusner C, Koche L Kosrcr B Ixrrskr 84 Mrs M Krfrus 8. Mrs P Ixregsrem J Kreslry 8 Mrs H Ixuch Ixurrrn Mrs S Kupfer Mrs P Kurzburg L 1 Commare 1X rs 1X rs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Lang 1' Langbcrn Lrrpen S Laprdus L1Presrr J L1Sa11a SLNIOR YLAR K' Mrs lx rs Rcv BOOK Mrs 1X rs Mrs rs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs M L'1sczews1-ry M Lrucr Lelbncr Lernert Lcstcr Leudersrlorf Lcvrnsrern Lewis Lrclrrcnsrcrn I Lrcboff Luckcn J M'1c11 gsm Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs L Mmtcl C Msrrchettr Msrrnfrro O M M rrzcn M J McDonough M P McG0uU11 S M6dHlC1x M Merzrorh Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs 1N rs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs IX rs Mrs 1V rs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs O Mcyer Much rlrnsky Mrchmud Morrmlro Moreno Nfrpolrrfruo Nu ms N ocerw Novsl-1 Now11rows1sr Osrrow P1111er Pmsml Prrschkowskr Pernrrsch Peprrone J Pfeffer Prous Polrrr M A Prmcc Putrllfrz Rrbrnowrrz Rfrdrn Rarrrnzrzzr A Rssmussen P Rredel Mr. 84 . B. 1 1 Mr. 8: .. . 1 ' M.84 rgsr M.841. .21 M.84 '.C. . 1 Mr.1'k .R. ' -' Mr. 84 . . E. . 1 Mr. R Mx T. ' M. 84 '. H. 111 Mr. dk .. J. 1 Mr. R . M. 1 Mr. N . A. M.R '. R. 1 ' Malt .M. J' ' M.rk I.. '. 1 1 Mr.8: .H. ' . . 1 ' Mr. 84 . A. - J' Mr.84 1. . .1 '. Mr.84 . '- Mr. 84 . . . 1 Mr. 84 . H. 'J M.84M'. . Mr.M.. 1'1 Mr. 8: . . Mr. R '. . 1 1 Mr. 84 . . ' ' Mr. 84 . . 1 1 Mr. 8 . . Mr. 84 . 1 ' 1 Mr. 84 . . Mr. 84 . . . 1 1 Mr. 84 . C. ' Mr. ik . . . Mr. 84 . C. Mr. 84 . . . D Mr. 84 . N. ' . . ' ' Mr. 84 .. 1 I , , Mr. Pk . S. Jn Mr. 84 . . . A . . ' Mr. LQ .. ' 1 ' . M. 84 . C. 1 Mr. EQ . C. ' 1 Mr. 84 Mrs. Karnnsky Mr. 84 Mrs. P. Monaco Mr. 84 . . Mr. 84 . G. 1 Mr. 8: . 1 Mr. 84 . E. Mr. K .. . Mr. 84 1. S. 1 '. Mr. 84 . .. Mr. 84 . A. M: K . 2 . ' Mr. 84 . L. 1 M. 8 . 1 Mr. K I . S. 1 ' Mr. sr . I Mr, gg . J, ,f -' Mr. 84 . . +' Mr. 84 . S. . . . ' 2 1 Mr. 84 . F. 1 Mr. ' .. . '1 Mr. R S. 1 1 Mr. ' 4 . . ' ' Mr. 84 '. A. 1 ' N1 . 1 ' Mr. 84 1 . A, ' ' ' M. f . . ' Mr. 84 . G. ' . ' ' Mr. R I . . ' M. 84 . Mr. LQ 1. D. ' M.1'k '.. Mr.841 .A. M- P. 1 Mr. 8: ...' ' NI- K 'I P. Mr. 84 . 17. z 1 M. 84 1 . E. '. 1' Mr. K . S. 1 ' ' M. tk . F. 1 Mr. 84 . J. 1 ' Mr. 84 '. S. . ' Mr, QQ , S, . 'f ' Mr. 84 . F. 1, ' Mr. 84 . . 1 Mr. ik .. . 1 - , , , ' 48 Mrs. I. Reiss Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. K Mrs. LQ Mrs. V. K Mrs. B. 8: Mrs. H. LQ Mrs. M LQ Mrs. M K Mrs. R. LQ Mrs. F. C. Rupp 8: Mrs. B. 8: Mrs. B. it Mrs. H. dk Mrs. H. 8: lvlrs. M R Mrs. F. Rei fschneitler, jr Roeder Rosenblum Rosenblum Roth Rothstein Rotunno Rudolph Russo Srilkoll' Sandin Sapkowirz Szlsuly Sauter R Mrs. M. Schatz LQ Mrs. C.. 8 Mrs. G. Schilcher Schmiclr 8: Mrs. Schneider CQ Mrs. N. Schorr Schub 84 Mrs. A. Schuh K Mrs. W. Schwamb 8: Mrs. J. Schwindr it Mrs. L. R. Seigel 8: Mrs. F. Sewall A. Shapiro 8: Mrs. F. Shapiro CQ Mrs. F. Sheim Mrs. Sicinski K Mrs. H. B. Sirotkin 8: Mrs. H. Siebert 8: Mrs. D. Silipo K Mrs. S. Sinacore fu Mrs. M. Slimowirz SENIOR YEAR Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. BOOK K Airs. S. Slomkri E. Smolinslqy 8: lvlrs. B. Snitivlcer 8a Mrs. S. Sochacki ck Mrs. R. Solomon S. D. Sparucino A. Sprafkin CQ Mrs K Mrs. 8: Mrs ck Mrs 8: Mrs wk Mrs. it Mrs. K Mrs. Sk Mrs. 8: Mrs J. Steinberg A. Stern A. S. Straus M. Supancic N. Susniek M. Tannenbaum H. Thompson, I M. Tondow M. Trooboff M. Ulman 8: Mrs. M. Valet 8: Mrs. A. Vamos 8c Mrs. S. Vcrdone M. Vehyl R Mrs. P. Xvarnsgniiz K Mrs F. Wftrdell 8: Mrs. E. Warner X Mrs. W. Weinstein 8: Mrs. F. G. Weis 8: Mrs. H. Wfcisman 8 Mrs. L. Wcrrheim 8: Mrs L. Willis C. Wolilberg 81 Mrs H. Worobow ik Mrs N. Zampino 8: Mrs. A. Zeitlin 8: Mrs A. Zimmerman 8: Mrs A. Zorbo Sc Mrs A. L. 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NASH MOTOR CAR CORPORATION DE'rRo1T, MICHIGAN 11u1u1o::11:41inlniryznznioiqiuiuiuiuioioiozui 1 :- -101111111 1 1 1 -1 121 1:12111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1:1 1 1 1 Ideal Business School Day and Night ZX An exclusive, standard business school at moderate cost. Complete Commercial and Secretarial Courses. INDIVIDUAL ATTENTION I POSITIONS GUARANTEED Centrally located, accessible to all subway and elevated lines. l4th STREET at Zncl AVENUE NEW YORK CITY Telephone STUyvesant 0665 ASK FOR CATALOG 11-11 111'1'11I1-3111451 1011..-1-1111111-:l11---- 1111111101 1 1 1- -1 1 111 1 1-1101-141 1 1 1 1 1- 1 1- 1:1--1U JESMIA CLUB Telephone Foxcroft 3869 T e Rappaport Wtudio 1431 Broadway Opposite Bushwick Theatre Special Reduction to Bushwiek Graduates. Tel. Conn. Fl'2l11k7S Meat Market COMPLIMENTS Provisions and Poultry of Orders 'rom , 'eivere I W DZ ff Wm. Metzroth I 44 Patchen Avenue 1u1n1u10131u1u1n1u1u1n1u1 1-1 11:1 1 -1 -1 1 1 1 1 1 1n Q to.: 41 11 U 1: 4: 1 rm wa u nv 1: w II it 1o1oc:1:1: a o n 1: rx u rx n f: G U rn 41 e rr rx u :1 a u rx mx n u In .1 ogg 1:1101-e11n1u1n1.u1 1 1 11:1 1 1 1:1:1u1n1n1n1n1n1o1u-1 1 1 Tel. Evergreen 2522 Brodyis Music Shop of Music Rolls and Musical Instruments Radios, Phonographs 8z Records Eastman Kodaks 81 Supplies J. S. KAMINSKY 1758 Myrtle Avenue 717 Knickerbocker Avenue BROOKLYN, N. Y. BROOKLYN, N. Y. TROMMERISLIESTAURANT THE GREAT FAMILY RESORT Our Restaurant is completely equipped for the entertainment of large parties and its Cuisine and Service are unsurpassed Books Open for Balls, Banquets, Beefsteal: Parties and Social Affairs CXQQZB Table D'I-Iote Luncheon Served from I2 to 3 P. M., 351.00 Sunday Dinner Served from 12 to 4- P. 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AT BOERUM STREET NEAR BROADWAY INTEREST BEGINS FROM THE FIRST OF EVERY MONTH AND IS PAYABLE QUARTERLY 1 fz 070 LATEST RATE V2 W0 BANKING BY MAIL SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES 353.00 PER YEAR AND UP Money transmitted to any part of the world Over S100,000,000.00 66PI'0g1'6SS Brings New Demandsw PROGRESSIVE PEOPLE are no longer satisfied with the printer who merely prints. The new demand is for a con- sulting printer, whose experience and reputa- tion enable him to discuss your printing needs and to execute these suggestions economically. COMBINE QUALITY WITH ECONOMY EASTERN PRINTING COMPANY BOOK MANUFACTURERS Pulaski I535 I4 COOK STREET Brooklyn, N. Y. Tlaif Book har been Prepared and Prinlea' in om' Plant zo: 1 .zuznlaiuluzninzalzxiaz-:nl-zu:-aiziuiuiaiainitio: 1: 1:11 Qtr-an-are -0-0-ir 1 - -5- - 1,,1,...-,.1..1K1u I, 0 U I, A, D Tel. Jefferson 1404 PALMETTO Sea Food Sr Lunch All Kinds of Fries Served on Premises and to Take Home Clam Chowder, Fish Cakes, Clam Broth Every Day Talxles Reserved for Ladies and Parties 388 Palmetto Street At Railroad Crossing Phone Jefferson 7321 Notary Public Emil M. Koch Real Estate and Insurance . Mortgage Loans 852 CYPRESS AVE. Ridgewood Times Building Near Myrtle Avenue RIDGEWOOD, BROOKLYN, N. Y. Tel. Virginia 4744 GXJQZD HENRY BINDER EXPERT SAW SE-TTER' COl1lPll111611l2S of FILER 6: GRINDER Band Saws, Circular Saws, Hand A Blrielld Saws-Knives Ground, etc. 1536 Gates Avenue ' GX-9919 Nr. Myrtle Ave. Brooklyn, N. Y. Tel. Jefferson 0741 , COIVLPLIMENTS of ilnnvph the Laaiirr WOLF'S l84l Myrtle Avenue BROOKLYN, N. Y. Exclusive Agency For KNOX MALLORY MASTERFELT 2 STORES 1751 MYRTLE AVENUE 8911 JAMAICA AVENUE BROOKLYN, N. Y. Miss Adelaide Buck Dramatic Art Recitations Every-Day Speaking Voice Development - Individual Instruction - I Children and Adults Studio-762 Hancock St. Brooklyn, N. Y. Tel. Bushwick 2795 Fancy Delicatessen 450 Evergreen Avenue . Q Cor. Linden Street BROOKLYN, N. Y. A J. KNAPFEL 1 .11 1 1-1,1 1,-, 1 -.11 1,1 1 1 1 1 1 1:19161 1 131 11111.1u..o.--1.:1n1.u1u1 1.1-1 11- 7 - -fl-0-111 1 11.1-1.1 1.1 1 1.1.1 1n1-in-1 ,:,,,,,,,, 0 0101 11,141 1 1 1 1I,,.01n1u1u-n.-II.-u1u,cI.- 1 1 1 -n-. H H H E! H n H ll !! ll !! !! I! I G I. Q Q T .. ,-I 1. I. ... I . . If 5 .. 5 I, ii N U U I. L. .. li . 'i ozu Tel. Evergreen 5516 Tel. Evergreen 5250 WM. ARKIN SACKELOS Coats, Suits and Dresses I-11.3616 Candigs . Ready Made and To Order 1393 PUTNAM AVENUE 2351 MYRTLE AVENUE Cor. Knickerbocker Ave. Cor. Anlhon Ave. Brooklyn, N. Y. Brooklyn, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS of he Rid ewood gents Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. 66-58 FRESH PoND RoAD Yes' GIS Yea? You Are Welcome To Join Giuseppe Sciabica The S0631 Ffatel' Club '79 IRVING AVE' WM. WALTERS, Pmzs BROOKLYN, N. Y. 190 DIVISION AVE. B,KLYN, N. Y. jo.. A 1n-n1o1..1u1nY..- -.-. n A n--n7n--i-r- - - 1 4 - --.- - ,U GXJLIB DRY HARBOR PHARMACY M. Levinstein, Ph. G. 3323 MYRTLE AVENUE Glendale, l... I , .,.f,.. , Telephone Evergreen 6260 QI3CX9 Tel. Jefferson 10164-10166 We are as necw' to you as your phone The A. A. Pharmacy ALBERT A. VIVONA, PH. G. Prescription Specialist Surgical Dressing - Toilet Articles . Sick Room Supplies Sefrvice-Quality-Pufrfity Prescriptions Filled by Registered Pharmacists Only 222 WYCKOFF AVENUE Brooklyn, N. Y. C39 QITB Broun's Garage GROVE STREET Near Wyckoff Ave. Brooklyn, N. Y. LIDGXJ Tel. Bushwick 0656 Gustav Lehnberger Bakery ancl Lunch Room 181 REID AVENUE Brooklyn, N. Y. Tel. jefferson 3660 I. TEMKIN Ladies' 6: Gents' Tailor Fancy Cleaning, Dyeing and Repairing 280 St Nicholas Avenue Corner Grove Street Brooklyn, N. Y. Tel. Evergreen 5289 Arthur Ruckenlorocl Piano Stuclio 58-13-69th AVENUE Ridgewood, N. Y. M. Vlfeisskopf STATIONERY CANDY TOYS 660 Knickerbocker Avenue Near Putnam o'o H !! ll U H l! !! !! !! H li l! ll H ll ll !! !! E! H E! II H !! !! !! !! ll II i !! !! I! ll H U rx 1 l H II H !! U ll i o get n-.,,.-,-1-------11111111111-1111:w 14:1 1 11:1 1 1:1 1:r1:n1n1n1u1a1:1:n1u1:n1q1 1:1 1 1 1 1 Tel. Jefferson 9234 Tel. Bushwick 0434 --Say It Witll Flowers- ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO Ridgewood Flowelq Catering for Social Functions Market Anthony Zorho Funeral Designs and Decorations ' Our Specially We Telcgvuplz, Flowers to All Pcvrts of the World Dealer In Orders By Mail, Phone or Telegraph Promptly Attended To at MINERAL BEVERAGES 54-02 Myrtle Avenue RIDGEWOOD, N. Y. 825 Gates Avenue for lunch -- don't forget TREAT CRISPS Golden Brown Potato Chips You know that tempting, nut-like flavor and how crunchy and crisp they are. Healthful - Nutritious - But Not Fatteniug Mockridge Business Schools Incorporated and Registered April, I927 9253 GATES - RALPH AVENUES Brooklyn, N. Y Telephone Busllwick 0935 1,,1,,1 10101 10101 1 1 1.1 1 1..1..1u1,1 1,,1,,1 1 1 1 1101, Tel. Greenpoint 5309 The Eagle Auto Top Co. Manufacturers of High Grade Tops, Slip Covers, Upliolstering 158 ROEBLING STREET Tel. Jefferson 6026 Joe's Beauty Shoppe Specictlists In i PERMANENT WAVING Marcelling - Finger Waving All Branches of Beauty Culture l7I5 Cornelia Street B1'00klYI1, N- Y- Cor. Myrtle Ave. Repairs of Every Description RIDGEWOOD, L, I, Tel. Jefferson 10290 SAV OY GARDEN Chinese-American Restaurant Of Open from 11 A. M. to 3 A. M. MUSIC - DANCING l2to2P.M.and6to2A.M. Special Lunch from 11 A.M. to 3 P.M. Dinner from 5 P.M. to 9 P.M. Accomodations for Lodges, Banquets and Special Parties 511'-06 MYRTLE AVENUE J. ACCARDI HINMAN STREET Middle Village Cor. Wyckoff Ave. Brooklyn, N. Y. Tel. Hegeman 0250 Tel- Conn- ' , , COMPLIMENTS Deneke P1'OV1S1011 Co. of Malwjacturers of HIGH GRADE BOLOGNAS W- K- B01'C1161'S ICE CREAM CANDY 576 Woodward Avenue BROOKLYN, N. Y. 365 'Wilson Avenue BLUE RIBBON SWEET CREAM THE CREAM OF HEALTH A Pint A Day Keeps Sickness Away SOLD IN ALL DAIRIES AND GROCERIES BLUE RIBBON CREAM CO. WATER STREET, N. Y. Perry Raab Juniper 97 I I - - ---Q li- 1 -T- o uae g U U U U U U U U U U U U ri U U U z U U II U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U , , n 0101 1 -v i iwi ilu? lair- 1 iv?-?,1,,1,,i,1..1n.1,1no.o -pu:-1 a1r-1u1n1uqnm1n111m1 1:11411 1 .1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11-1 Jerry Janssen I 485 GREENE AVENUE 6192.10 Carpenter and Shingling Contractor QIECTQ COMPLIIVIENTS of HATTIE CARNEGIE, Inc. 42-44 EAST EORTY-NINTI-1 STREET Telephone Murray Hill 5035 D R A K E Long Island Business College 1416 BRCADWAY, Brooklyn, N. Y. Phone FOXCROFT 81417 K. K. MCQUITTY, Principal -C o u r s e s- ACCOUNTING Sl-IORTHANDI fflregg or Pitmanl ENGLISH SECRETARIAL COMPTOMETER TYPEVVRITING Inforlnfnion Regarding all Courses Given Without Obligations. Positions Guaranteed Day and Evening Classes When xyou say you are a Drake Gravzluate that is usually enough. 101151411-main.iniuiu-tninizzi-zz..-: -V- -'T-'--U-L-Cirl r-12:ll:i1:ici::l:nln:-:- ,- ,- A- -----1 --,-- -01 WILLIAM KUCH -Painting 8: Decorating- Paper Hanging Only The Best Paint Used GOOD WORK-LOWEST COST I636 Norman Street Ridgewood, N. Y. Manhattan Market f Dealer in Choice Meats and Provisions Poultry and Game 677 FRESH POND ROAD' Near Cates Ave. Phone Orders Promptly Attended To Tel. Jefferson 9751 COMPLIMENTS The Quality Food of Market Formerly L. Ingram, Inc. J Deale' In ICE Gt COAL CI-IOICEST IVIEATS, POUL- TRY AND GAME 1205 Broadway Brooklyn, N. Y. 607 Onderdonk Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. Tel. Evergreen 0485 Tel' Evergreen 5810 S. and S. WILLY PFEIFFER Departmem Store Art Photo Studio DRY GQQDS SPECIAL PRICES ON Laclies', Gents' and Children's Furnishings GRADUATION PICTURES lS38 Myrtle Avenue BROOKLYN, N. Y. Also Toys and Housefurnishings 7911-I3 Myrtle Avenue Bet. 79th St. and 79th Pl. Glendale, Ll. I. Tel. Foxcroft 5630-7652 Harry A. Schrier MENS FURNISI-IINGS 2 STORES 1111.7 KNICKERBOCKER AVE. 1560 MYRTLE AVENUE BROOKLYN, N. Y. Dress Well and Succeed Tel. Foxcroft 7519 Oysters and Clams a Specialty WILLIAM GRAF CHOICE MEATS, POULTRY 6: GAME. Fresh Fish Every Day 458 Evergreen Avenue Cor. Linden St. Brooklyn, N. Y 1n1::.:ui::::1.:1u-...-1.1. -cn-4:-nina.. 101 11:1 1 1 1 1:1 1-1 1 1-1:1-u:1n1:1:u1u1 14:1u1un1. 1 1 11:1 Telephone Foxcroft 5495 JOSEPH PIAZZA Theodore Schmiclt Sz Co. ' Established 1886 Real Estate and Insurance 167 CENTRAL AVENUE JEWELERS N- Y- E..23i3g3M Tel. FOXcroft 9663 QE COMPLXIMENTS Tel. Pulaski 4624 of COIVLPLIMENTS YoUNGMAN's of , . Dr. Samuel Schiff Servlce StElt1011 Surgeon Dentist 2065 Metropolitan Avenue I 105 TOMPKINS AVENUE Middle Village, L. 1. Cor. Myrtle Ave. Brooklyn, N. Y. Telephone Worth 0307 WM. LANGBEIN 85 BROS. Successors to Ch1n'le.s Lfmgbcin ESTABLISHED 1870 Manufacturers of Fine Cutlery and Surgical lnstruments. Grinding and Repairing, Polishing and Plat-Chrome Plating. 48 DUANE STREET NEW YORK, N. Y. FACTORY-279-S7 Flatbusli Ave. Extension Cor. Vllilloughby Avo. Brooklyn, N. Y. Telephone, Cleveland 2390 JACK EHM. REAL ESTATE AND 'INSURANCE Management of Property Mortgages Investments - Appraisalx 97-26-I 18th STREET RICHMOND HILL, N. Y. - 1 -'fl-'fl-'Ili11101-U.-J-..r1.r1 1 1 1.1 .-1:1011'1n101J1.y1u1q10,.4,1 r-n--+-------- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .1 1 1 inqpnz ininin- -93,0-.,1,,1,1,1:1,,i,,,-, i few Shorthand of great value to you It saves your time when taking notes in class, reviewing a book, or outlining a theme. It helps you to 'earn your Way through school and to get your first position. It is a personal accomplishment of the highest order- easy to learn and a pleasure to use. Gregg is taught in nearly all pub- lic and private schools. Learn it and save your hand many Weary hours of writing. Write us for first lesson free. Gregg publishing pCO! 20 West 47th Street Telephone Bryant 7620 Tel. Foxcroft 8516 ROYAL CORNICE. 8: SKYLIGHT WORKS B. Salkoff, Pfrop. Contractor ROOFING and SHEET NIETAL WORK Extinzalef Claeerfzflly Given 617 KNICKERBOCKER AVE. Cor. Woodbixie St. Brooklyn, N. Y Tel. Hadclingway 1126 Schack Furniture Refinishing Co. Estimates Cheerfully Given In Beautiful DUCO Shades 5'An.ythin,g in the Householdn 681-683 HERKIMER STREET Brooklyn, N. Y. 'SEAT IPI ORE NACORI and CO. Manufacturers of Macaroni 117-19-21 HIMROD STREET BROOKLYN, N. Y Tel. Foxcroft 3972 MLA PACE BRAND .ASK FOR IT! 0F IT i1,1.-11-.-,4,, -p 1 1:1 1 1 1 1 1 11111 1 1n1n1n u n nr u u r COMPLIMENTS of Loose Wiles Biscuit Company BAKERS OF SUNSHINE COOKIES Telephone 0652 Evergreen Dr. Harry Sohnur SURGEON DENTIST l758 Myrtle Avenue Corner Seneca Avenue RIDGEWOOD, L. I. Phone Hegemvan 3548 Telephone Evergreen 2971 Service With a Smile MH1'gH1'6t,S Beauty FLORIST Shoppe Beauty Culture in all its Branches Permanent Waving our Specialty 66-39 Woodbine Street Near Fresh Pond Road Funeral Designs a Specialty Fresh Cut Flowers Every Day 1707 Myrtle Avenue BROOKLYN, N. Y. Nr. Cypress Avenue Telephone Foxcroft 7858 CC. LUDWKG Dr. George J. Lehman BAUMANN SURGEON DENTIST 3Z??gCI-IN - ma way M. misgtiiiinue Sundays By Appointment JAMAICA 308 Menahan Street Formerly Ralph St. Brooklyn, N. Y. Bet. Wyckoff and Irving Aves. Graduate Class January, 1920 M. GASSLER CoNFEcT1o-NBR CATERERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 553 Knickerbocker Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. lui 1 .iniuiuiuininioi 1:1 in --1-2'-. -- : 1- 1-.1 1- 1- 1- 1--, 164-02 Jamaica Avenue Exclusive Distributors Wlwglielfl The Mark of Excellence in Design and Crafixmrmxlazjz THERE ARE FOUR GOOD PLACES TO GO WHEN You WANT QUALITY FURNITURE LOWEST PRICES EASIEST TERMS GENUINE SERVICE niuxlvzpniui 3 1 in- - -1:-M-r-u-u--r-r-4--1 1 -ailin- COIVIPLIMENTS THE RIDGEWOOD CHAPTER OF THE ORDER OF DE MOLAY Tle. Jefferson 2055 Ridgewood Cafeteria and Restaurant To get a good THRILL ricle JACK and C1ll..l.., The Most Sensational and Newest Riding Device 1601 MYRTLE AVENUE at Af Wyckoff AW- Sm- ROTCKAWAY BEACH, N. Y Brooklyn, N. Y. Brooklyn becretanal School COMPLIMENTS A Secretarial School For Girls of Secretarial Courses Intensive Courses Special Courses M AN, DAY-AFTER BUSINESS-EVENING Inc. 202 LIVINGSTON STREET BROOKLYN, N. Y. 9293 M. C. BAIRD, Principal Triangle 8551 V .69- nlan1.p1,,,,,7,,1,,1,1,,1,1g1 1-,1 ici 1 1.,1..1,zn101a.-.1 1..- .-. 1 - 1 - ---- 1 1 -'11-1r1c1r1r1n1r1-1-1-1 1 1 n 1,101 1.1.1411 1 -'-1 - Tel. Jeffreson 4754 ARTIE'S STRICTLY Koslmn Delicatessen and Lunch Room Sandwiclzes Our Specially 554. KNICKERBOCKER AVENUE Tel. Dickens 0084 ENTINS The Miracle Store of Brooklyn COATS - DRESSES I 603 :Pitkin Ave. Near Gates Ave. Brooklyn, N. Y. BROOKLYN, N. Y. H BAKERY AND LUNCHEON of Fancy Cake and Bread PARTY AND WEDDING CAKES C, REINERS MADE TO ORDER CONFECTIONER 728 KNICKERBOCKER AVENUE Brooklyn, N. Y. Herman Buelinger 81 Ridgewood Place COMPLIMENTS HARRIET HUBBARD AYRE IMPORTED FRENCH PERFUMES, POWDERS AND VARIOUS TOILET ARTICLES S a I 0 I1 A y 1' e 42-116 WEST AIGTH STREET PARTS N EW Yomc LONDON 1 :1 111111, 11:21. 14111: -1:p1a1u1::1u1 1: 1 1: 1 :1 1 1014:-1:11:11- -0-----A----i E! u ll H i! H U M H u u u u u 41 W Z! M ! H H U u U H ll u U U FI ii ll ll wa U U II Tel. Jefferson 10079 C H A R L E Y ' S SCHOENBERGEIVS GROCERIES, FRUIT AND Phaq. V VEGETABLES lmacy 1702 LINDEN STREET Corner Cypress Avenue 407 Evergreen Avenue BROOKLYN, N- Y' GXJ LID U GREETINGS AND BEST WISHES From G. O. STORE To CLASS OF JUNE, 1929 GXJ LIB Tel. Eve1'g1'een 9919 Tel. Jefferson 1268 NORDHUSEN 81 HARRIES Inc. CONFECTIONERY A JOHN NORDHUSEN - HERMAN HARRIES ALBERT SINGLE Painter, Decorator and Paperhanger Estimates Cheerfully Given on Request 2222 Harman Street 1669 Myrtle Avenue Near Forest Ave. Brooklyn, N. Y. BROOKLYN, N- Y- U wa U U U ll H ll ll - -4- - 1 -u- -0- -0- 1 inf- -n-v-n--r-1- 1 4-----u-0-0?--'-n v n nn' 1innvnininioininitric:iuinzmimzninin.-zniuiuii1 1:11112-flirt.-o.iit1 SAINT JOSEPI-PS COLLEGE for WOMEN Registered by the University of the State of New York OFFERS FOUR- YEAR COURSES LEADING TO THE DEGREE OF B.A. OR B. S. Pedagogical Courses Registered by the Board of Education of New York City For Particulars Aflflress The Registrar, 245-253 Clinton Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Patronize Our Clothier Clarke Clothes, Inc. 34-36 Manhattan Avenue 3522.50 SUITS - TOP COATS TUXEDOS Tel. Evergreen 2102 Wiooclward Pharnlacy Berl S. Alstodt, Ph. G. 885 VVOCDVVARD AVE. Brooklyn, N. Y. COIVIPLIMENTS of G R U P P ' S Ice Cream Parlor Tel. Greenpoint 9419 WINTHROP SKILLMAN LAUNDRY CORP. 76-82 Beaclle Street Brooklyn, N. Y. To High-School Graduates Whatever you plan to do after graduation-whether you plan for college or business--your mental development must con- tinue. Pace Institute is a distinctive private school of professional grade. DayBand evening courses in ccountancy, usi- ness Administratiomand Secretarial Prac- tice, prepare high-school graduates for immediate earnings. Secretarial Practice includes a complete course in Shorthand and Typewriting for beginners. Many graduates who have acquired experience are now treasurers and controllers of large corporations - others are in successful Accountancy practice. Field trips to the offices and plants of the larg- estorganizationsin New YorkCity are a unique characteristic ofthe work ofthe Institute. The R't lsl sldtcf lthhlh- CEIS fal' H WHY g 3 0 on Cf VV 2 school graduates and their DSFCDIS- 1843 BROADWAY Pace Institute Brooklyn, N. Y. 225 Broadway New York 'u-r-r7ap71--r- ---1 - -1 1 1 -.E-. 1.1,.1.1,.1,.1 1 1, Tel. Stagg 4178 Jas. B. Russo and Son, Inc. ESTABLISHED 1905 Everything in Music 87-89 I-IAVEMEYER ST. BROOKLYN, N. Y. INTEREST STARTS MONTHLY Deposits made on or before the 10th day of January and July, and the 3rd day of any other month will draw interest from the first clay of that month if remaining until the end of the quarterly period. ESTABLISHED 1875 BUSHWICK SAVINGS BANK TRAVELERS, CHEQUES MORTGAGE LOANS SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOREIGN DRAFTS GRAND STREET, AT GRAHAM AVENUE, BROOKLYN Tcl. Evergreen 2960 REMEMBER S. TANTILLO .TOHTVIANNS Glendale's Finest FANCY FRUITS at Delicatessen VEGETABLES The Home of Home Cooking 80-09 MYRTLE AVENUE Near Dry Harbor Rd. 49 FOXALL STREET Phone Evergreen 99841 MASTERHAND B t St cl' ' T es 'O m Own COIVIPLIIVIENTS Beautiful Graduation Pictures At 353.00 a Dozen OF A 1818 MYRTLE AVENUE FRIEND near Seneca Ave. BROOKLYN, N. Y. 'Q' ,1 1 .,u1n1o..n1n1n1u1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 .-.1 1o1..1m.11.1n1:1u1:1::1 1 1:1 1 11:1 1:1u1::1:1c-1:1::1:1:1-.1311 Tel. Jefferson 5244 Ridgewood Gardens Chinese -American Restaurant MUSIC - DANCING 1600 MYRTLE AVENUE At St. Nicholas Avenue BROOKLYN, N. Y. FEATURING BIG NIGHT CLUB REVUE Every Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday Evenings Two Shows-7:15 and 11:15 SPECIAL LUNCHEON-40c-50c From 11 A.M. to 3 P.M. SPECIAL DINNER-65c-75c-31.00 From 5 to 9 P.M. SPECIAL SUNDAY and HOLIDAY DINNERS-81.00-31.25 A la, Carte at All Hours Reservations can be made for all oc- casions-music and dance floor fur- nished free. Ridgewood Gardens is especially equipped to entertain small or large parties. Its seating capacity is 500. Ladies afternoon and matinee luncheon parties welcomed. Tel. Foxcroft 7436 I. B. GOLDBERG GXJLIB LOCKSMITI-I QZTCX9 320 WILSON AVENUE BROOKLYN, N. Y. Cofr. Grove Street COMPLIMENTS of QE? WABD9 BAKIN CO. Bakers of Fine Cakes and Breads 1:11411 1 1.1.1.1 1 1 1.1 1 71 .-1.-1-:cami '-4:1-I UNIVERSITY INSIGNIA CORPORATION Designers and Manufacturers II4 Nassau Street New York City SPECIALTIES FRATERNITY, SCHOOL AND CLASS RINGS, PINS AND CHARMS COMMENCEMENT ENGRAVING PROM PROGRAMS AND FAVORS Always Reliablen Highest in Quality of Patellen Pllarmaey SQL, DOLINER lrving Cohen, Pl-l. G. Dairy '4 ' IPATSQEQQQVENUE Fresh Pond Road al BROOKLYN, N, Y, Woodbine Street COMPLIMEN-TS f 0 Iee Cream Parlor Blloadway Balieliy 279 Wyckoff Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. 1897 BROADWAY Brooklyn, N. Y. CANDY SODA 1 14.1riiipz-.qpiuriinl-nn::x::xi 1:1 1111010101 1 1 1 --4 1 1010101 101111-n1c1:1u1u1 1 1 1 1 1 1:1 Tel. Jefferson 10172 Madison Restaurant Sr Cafeteria Eritzsclle 8 Hochnetz Noted For -PURE QUALITY FOOD 161 7 Myrtle Avenue BROOKLYN, N. Y. OPP. MADISON THEATRE 1 1n1u1n1n1:x1o1o1n1n1 1 1 COIVI-PLIIVIENTS of Lafayette Wet Wash Laundry, Inc. 242 KOSCIUSKO STREET Brooklyn, N. Y. YoUR L,ocAL SAVINGS BANK HAMBURG SAVINGS BANK 1451-53 MYRTLE AVENUE NEAR KNICKERBOCKER AVENUE Ridgewood, Brooklyn, New York INCORPORATED 1905 1X2 W0 Latest Dividend 1X2 W0 Interest Begins From the First of Every Month Payable Quarterly PUT YOUR SAVINGS IN A SAVINGS BANK TAN D BROTHERS SPECIAL MEASUREMENT sHoEs 1469 Broadway 55 West 39th St. 850 Fresh Pond Rcl. Brooklyn, N. Y. New York Brooklyn, N. Y. Foxcroft 5278 Longacre 6781 Evergreen 7010 ENGINEERING and CHEMISTRY THE POLYTECI-INIC INSTITUTE OF BROOKLYN -College of Engineering PARKE R KOLBE P I 'Lt . , 'resueo Oglffers Courses Leading to Degrees in IVIecl1anicaI, Electrical, Civil, and Chemical Engineering and Chemistry Send For Information, Including Annual Day and Evening Catalogues and the Illustrated Bulletin, To: ERNEST J. STRUEBEL, Dean 99 LIVINGSTON STREET BROOKLYN, N. Y. R6S87'1YILIi07I,S For Feb'r'um'y Entrrmce May Be Made at This Time 1111n1u1u1n1o.1n1o1u1:n1:n1u1n1r 11:1n14n1u1u1n1n1n1n1n1u1uunu1 0 ceo If 1:14.-gc ii U U !! !! ll !! U !.! U !! l! l! l! !! !! !! U !! U l! !! U !. !,! !! U !! l! ll !! U U !! l U l! U l! l! l! e Qui - H -n-----n-0-.3 A-- - - f,,-,.-.,,-,,-.,-,,,..-Q-,,,u,.1.1,,,,, GX! The Greenley Shoppe ca. 99 E. M. HEATLEY, PROP. SODA CANDY We Specialize in Womerfs Wear 2305 Myrtle Avenue 8001 MYRTLE AVENUE Cor. Parkview Ave. Glendale, L. l. C-X9 COMPLIIVIENTS of 237 EAST 14TH STREET NEW YORK CITY GXDLID A FRATERNITY FOR BOYS WHO ARE HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES FURTHER PARTICULARS SENT UPON REQUEST AND INTERVIEW ARRANGED FOR CANDIDATE Or else Call Worth 7781. The Purpose of the Fraternity is to Foster Social Life Between the Alumni of Various High Schools. Telephone TRIANGLE 5970 BOROUGH PHOTO ENGRAVING CO. INCORPORATED ' LINE AND HALF TONE PLATES BEN DAY COLOR PLATES ART WORK The Sperry Building 36-48 Flatbush Ave. Extension Brooklyn, N. Y. ,..,iu1n1n1.11.i,.p....1u1.i1n1..1-1 :ot -1-n1w:1n1::14:1 1n1:1:1 1 1 -111 1 1o1n1u1n1u1n1:p1n1 1 Q - ----r-------u-u-u-w- 1 an 1 1 1.-11,0 Tel. Bushwick 5558 G. RENNEBECK Delicatessen and Fancy Groceries 212 RElD AVENUE Brooklyn, N. Y. Tel. Hegeman 0252 John C. Hartmann Estates Manager! - Rents Collected Real Estate and Insurance l732 Cates Avenue Bet. Seneca and Onderdonk Aves. Brooklyn, N. Y. DC YO R BANKING At our office most convenient to your office or home Sie Bank of the Manhattan Company Sixty-two Complete Banking Units ONE IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD Tel. Bushwick 1 192 F. EHRICH PUTNAM MARKET I90 Reid Avenue BROOKLYN, N. Y. Tel. JeH'e1'son 10289 Italian Fancy Pastry IS5 Irving Avenue 61.2 Paolo Ciamsuaicheri s U U ! U U U U U U U U U U U U U U ! U U II U U U ll e u c z w :: u e :Us U U U U U H 114 1 1- n n n u 4: 0 u J use n mnmlllill M E Y E R S Compliments of Ice Cream Parlor ICE CREAM CANDY GXJ 800 Fresh Pond Road T I C MAKERS OF HIGH GRADE C . 01111. CANDIES JOHN LANG Upholsterer On sale at All Reliable GX! Stores l79 REID AVENUE 'wi Brooklyn, N. Y. Allow Us To Call Your Attention to the big opportunities awaiting a High School Graduate with a Secretarial Training. The demand for our graduates exceeds the supply. A Good Simation Awaits Your Preparation ALL COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS DAY Sz EVENING CLASSES EVENING SESSION MONDAY AND THURSDAY, 7 T0 10 P. M. Stuzlents may begin anytime-Open all Summer Call, Write or Telephone fl-IEFFLEY' Q,UEENS15o11o SCHOOL Cypress and Nyrfle Avenues BROOKLYN , N. Y. PHONE, 5631 JEFFERSON Two BLOCKS EAST or Youll HIGH SCHOOL iuicnz. 1 1111110:-uluinityinin:-uixiniulanm:n-nzwai..-n-l 1 1 Lugo: N L,p,w1fEL2Qfwe.e.,, H I I I Y, 61, I MI W 1 5.-1 r.nl U M f A Z-I YQ -V --.L.-- :Eg Q .g ..... : .,... ,Qi- , i fdjgv ..I.', H wiixn sl g s ',e,,.f1 may !31':k,iL72'C':5L:44 - :1 '2TPLf'fiTlZf'-4'LY'l4L JL!! 2 fZ,13Y 5r,5? ' x if 21: 313 63' 1 1 O 1. .v -- -1 Y, ,w Q I 5 9 ,Hn g. f 21 - N 9 Q A. M. KLA USNER 6 E JEWELEI AND CPITICAN i 5: DIAMONDS, WATCHES 6: JEWELRY I P wnousu.: Ann annul. .4 5 431 KNICKERBQCKLR AVENUE 'Q Q -een annum nun. unooxurn. N. v. it 5 3, as Inj ' W ' Wlf i W 'J ' 1 WL!-fl? 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