Bushwick High School - Senior Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

Page 44 text:

T , V Q 5,-is 2 sl-I O1 Q .s. x Z I3 -1 5 ,MM K- W Q i M 54 11 H wif. H mai WI vgjv- , mg u ' w P K I I X9 I in 4 if .. Qu F E J 5 . 'S 315 o ,- . IU 4 L' rt s. 2 5- 'x , V' C x :z , E N. is A 2 2 J : X , K v fu .1 ' , ' . . W bf , ' 'S 'Z' Q, X cw Q 'ix -A 1? 5 Xg- , N ,kin QV? l1:QQ 5' - 4 -1 Q . , -, .fa x -,QW .QQ , QQ A , r v1,..,..,.-4 fbi , ... N 'ak , X ., P gg iv A - Eiifffzif- ., '?f ' , A , , . -' X V... 4.- - -' -.. :f- rv Q ,. , A W - . -A- wg, ' - -A-aiarf ' 4-H ' , x A' 1 Fi 12,1 ki7nr?f'l'i'i'!'i-ff 'Q , ' Xhj A., ,542 , ,, 45101 3, ,.1:1f,, A U 1 1,14 V J' ,54 ',-W P : gif ,yy . 1 ,1 ' X I . f 2. m y 4 ' 51 5 'X' , 'W ,Q 4 g w 'Q . ,. w -va, , I 'f13f:l52i'l 2 EZE7i - 'Cf ' 7 --:mv ' J ,Z 3 2 . S v G W 5 5 E 2 1 5 Lew M61 'iq vLMl E ' Sim WA! sl K4 . 2 3 V as Z nummgff ' Q, U. W k A Qizf' ', ' sc' 4 : 2, V .J '4 YY . s 5, . 1- , Q it -' - 123. 5 ,, X v . ., , .,.xx:fv' gggw H H M . ,. , W M , ,A AZ' +5 'f I ,. 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

Page 43 text:

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. HUMASON E ' A MR KRINSKY MR MILLER

Page 45 text:

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 '.