Bushwick High School - Senior Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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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

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