Bushwick High School - Senior Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1932 volume:

r f f A ff' '. ,' 'W Q b .il -5, l ' Q N' l'jQ !axi5C'?.,f- 5' rf 1 WWW r V L I f Nj!!! X -X U ' u'A, I 0 f A, J' A . - yg K - X, N ., r N Ar J A VL ff vffvw X 'F A 1 IZ-f'jJ V , 1 N if X G, V ' K . j.. f' V' A e Q Q L- 1' , X X 'VU kb MQIFZK Nj , r fl 'j' ' Qozef 5' I4 QQ! 1. 'A , T .XX V I 1'- , 5 l ry in A, 1 7,3 's Q e K' 'A Q X r X X .' KA. XJ x X c it f x I X ' by M59 QV E x LIB RIS of ,Q -' 'JJ ' fr. Q..-4, xr .M XX ' ' 'ff v' O. ' f Vtxf f o, X' , ' x I 7 X' X Y, ' f' f.4.Xf,: , e - 'fe 15 I I V B, lr, ,. V . fx o.-x..- Klxtgfl, flg-Jfyw-,L Q 1 fl ' 1 K I 0 A lik ,r MX, I vf 9 4 1 n ,M ,MQ W ff- 9 fiP :' 'jk' A' 'o' X J! f , ' ff f K 2 ' 'V 'I' . 2 , .fm V 'bq ' I 'N ? A X'f QfEQ ' be , av .- , ' -, 1. . Y , , I 1 I I . Y g .X ! l ' , ', 5 : . ,f' Y x Q' I ' f Y,-L' X5 f I - 1 r' , X A V, 1 i ' ' r ' I f K-Xp' .V b i N , rl, I ! Q Q' A , 5 ' I X Q ff X xiii v :ggi of ' ff A gil I mf To Hue memory of George x ff , Washing+on. sifafesman, soldier, f I gndhsohlolahfhhe Sgenlorfllejss of I' y A 'xr'-1-7 f ,Q I lg32v:H:eSPecEuHY Jesszefesufafg f X I I' kk 'mfs edifion of 'rheir Year Book. I l , fg x , T:-'Ng' lu, ,Z fl A f .1 1 X-' -' 4 . I I - 'ff'wAvjl0y ' A' , f 7 1, CX 51 ff 4 f .1 ,, f .f Z ff., ' fl.-lf' I, 'C .'. -'v' fi ' - V- fkllqbfv' W ff, 'ls ' LrJ,V L 2. Q14..,n..2.r.. K V ' I, V fl , .4 'l . I jh 2 4-1 1 ' 'TC - I t 'JK , V J Q! t A ' :I-1 lf.. vias. I1 I 1 D' - ' si Clit, l Vffl! ,. I f l , W' , M - , N , Q K In M9 A4 . yi 7 bsypnepsfic I' Yugi-,po nl x. - 0 If J 'f V , 'kj 4 -6 , -1 K f ' ' 'I' -if -i. , Hfjlin UI, ,,,-1 , - 5:5 f, , nwjf , fi - , - 1 - - . r f L 'll U 9 7 li I - . l si. WX ,A 6 6 ,yi h f:l.e.M , '..' Q C., 1-fed l l f Q' X lx 'U' , xg-f i JYVL V 6.1 ff Q, J I X I - ,ggi I J, ii Al 1.4 W fx - ' ff'-'fn-1' l ff. ., 4' f , . - 1 , A Y: Lg - TABLE OF coNTENTs 5 I C l 1 : A, l 4 A Uno fx Page H, H, , , s : . ,,,,,,, ,Wi ,,,.,, . ,, . ,, , ,Y . I I f l V, ,I2mcDonald's Messaf , ,, ,, ,.,,,, ,,,,,, JI V iff ' l lj!! M B k - u g .. l W ,ri X r. er owlizs ll 1 1 e 'ff 'Z , Class Hisfor l 3 I l 1' f ' Y 4 X' wg' I Who's Who in I950 s 5- ' I I x J' I'-0' li, ' 1 6enior Class Oflicersi I0 ' fl ' J' ll 3 1 , 6' . F ' lc j ' Senior Col I0 Q f e i s ll ' lil' I Senior Class II I 1 ,A l 1 ,, ' . - Xe f I 1, V. ln Appreclalion 6I gr A Year Book 63 Class Will 64 fl I ' Celebrilies l' , ff' 1' M ' ' Senale 69 ' nf., ' U WL' A I ouncil 70 'il A 3 'X ,A-4. Arlsla .s,s,,i.s ,C ,, ,s,s 7I A l lg l Q J ' 5 Q- J Q, . I x ,li 1' 1 Q x' X .X lv w . X -, I Kiwi If f 6' ' J 4 X ' , x ' . V N 'N ,. o l l 1, 1- I r ' . I. ' -'five' ,, 5 K 5 ' ' .,.-,,4 ' f ' i V' .V ' lv ' T' SKA! 1 ' I f ,f' Y ' Q - - fs n 45' fn A. 1 l li . 7 ' 4 Te C0 ' ' ' 'lla nf, f If.. Il - - l H as V VJ- ETWL' VW- V 5ffVi'VEf7Vr yi ,A XV fwwwz J dvfff' ,deff ' ii fa ' J V' ,ffibgy 'TQ E 5 if ' :I I 1, f . Q f M A V' I , ai? ll!!! l l 1 ,Y fi 5' ' ' 4 ' ill 5 , W ' l ,fn v 6 , r,Q,kJ., A Z! V ff 1 U 4,5245 - I . 3 ' ' kr.. ., 'ryan 1' V an if . ' , L-jf A7 amfx lily! A if la 71-L V ' A ' ' - i 1--' ' ' or . .,g1e. i A A A A A i A A ZX - 51 A ? V - W' 'x'- - - V .Q , .....-as . . rx Q Q 'fl' vliflgit-L e ' 1, 9- A 1 Q N -,af 'L 'I 9 9 ,, NV V. . 353 . 1-,I 47. I 'ix' 'Q-7 'f , 1' C3 D? xx f, , V VA-N sqm X .qw X ig Rx ' Q N Mixixxllilll My 1 1 ,, . Y Y ' x X .. XX X 1 ,K B :' I .Y ,fx Wiih mingled ioy arid- rears, The Jrears, To par! from where we spenf So many happy years! The ioy because of work well done To whom we give our hearffell Thanks. And all our love sincere! V We pledge ourselves on honor bright lFrom +his we'll ne'er +urn baclcl. To bring more fame by word and deed. To lhe Orange and 'rhe Blaclc! Farewell! our Al f- ' dear, Adieu! our m ' - n d. A v may e ii 01' worldly-sphere. S sie ll ,ue friends find! ' N ' X 1 , I , I V . f l I ' . I xl 1 'f L. if i We wend our way from Bushwiclc's gale, ll ,K u X M ,X Taughr by 'reachers dear. ' 'X X - , 771,404 'ff v g 5 i:'f r ' f X .4 , ... ,. am, lf. , X 4 V ..- '-'-alf' f,,i 'f1 -iff ' 'au 'd:.'f'f'5: x J 4' -.J-N HF? n'rsv 'f W are me sf.. f ,fin Q ,f We eww-if , Dr. lVlcDonalcl's T Message TO THE MEMBERS OF THE SENIOR CLASS: Those whose fhoughf is buf superficial would undoubfedly say fhaf you of fhe presenf senior class are unforfunafe in fhaf you are being graduafed af a fime when economic condifions are far from good. In realify, fhis sifuafion is one of fhe besf fhings fhaf could happen fo you as individuals in 'rhe youfh of life. ' . Condifions are undoubfedly bad 'roday for older people. They are especially bad for fhose who leff academic halls af- a fime w.hen if was easy fo secure a iob: when fhe loss of one presenfed few genuine diffi- culfies, and when one could mainfain a comforfable exisfence wifhouf exerfing oneself over-much. Many of fhe people in middle life foday are unemployed because fhey are unemployable. If is. of course, lfrue 'rhaf fhis descripfion does noi' apply fo all persons who are wifhouf fhe means of winning fheirlivelihood. If is frue, however. fhaf The sifuafion. in which we in America find ourselves sifuafed foday, is aggravafecl by fhe facf fhaf many relafively young men of our fime earned 'rheir liv- ing wifh- so liffle difficulfy in fhe years fhaf lie iusf behind us 'rhaf fhey are unable fo shoulder fhe responsibilifies of fhe presenf period of fin- ancial disfurbance. You who are soon fo enfer upon your posf high school work will have impressed upon you fhe necessify of being resolufe. aggressive and independenf. Whefher you. go fo college. fo business. or fo in- dusfry. you will find 'rhaf characfer is counfing far more foday fhan if did a few years ago. The- goal of life is nof limifed fo making money, nor fo having fhe power which money provides. Neifher is if fhe en- ioymenf of honors fhrough which power may accrue fo an individual. The goal of life is 'rrue happiness which brings wifh if fhe respecf of THREE 32 ll -1 i ' - -. N r..w '-- 1- V yy oTher people and our own respecT for ourselves. No individual can gain ThaT pinnacle unless he has learned To work. unless he has learned The lesson of independence. No maTTer whaT field of acTiviTy you enTer you will find individual worTh counTing more Today Than iT has in. a long Time pasT. In college and in Trade you will find ThaT Those who show by Their acTions ThaT They genuinely appreciafe The True values of life and ThaT They are able To conTrol These values by The force of Their personaliTies will be The ones in demand. If The Teachers of This school, and in a parTicular manner your grade adviser, Mr.. BerlcowiTz. have Tried To impress upon you ThroughouT The four years of your residence here one lesson. ThaT lesson is To force you To realize ThaT The school exisTs for The purpose of making iTself useless To you. If you have learned This lesson well you are now noT dependenT upon The school nor iTs Teachers. buT have The abiliTy To promoTe The inTeresTs of yourselves and Those close To you by reason of The power of individuaIiTy, ThaT is, by reason of your good characTer. IT is forTunaTe, asil remarked earlier in This brief arTicle, ThaT The Time of your graduaTion comes in The period of doubT and difIiculTy. The eriod offers ia disTincT challenge To your abiliTies. You will noT be able To run wiTh The crowd and be successful as people could a few years ago. ' You. as an individual, musT represenT definiTe value. If you do represenT such value, Then The beTTer daysof 'business prosperiTy, which we hope lie ahead, will mean for you noT days in which spiriTual values will be desTroyed, as They were for many in The recenT pasT, buT days in which you will enjoy The True blessings of life by reason of The efforTs of your prior Training. IT is True ThaT whaT I have said seems sermonlike in naTure. In ac- TualiTy, iT represenTs in words whaT your grade adviser has accomplished for you in deeds. Be opTimisTic: be courageous, and be prepared. These counsels represenT The final words I wish To leave wiTh you aT This, The Time of your graduaTion from high school. ' I MILO F. McDONALD, Principal FOUR 1 if X 'W TO MY FRIENDS OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, l932: ln Jrhe highlands of cenlral Spain sal a slern man racked by pain and disappoinlmenl, delermined To build a Mausoleum +ha'r would be a lasling monumenl lo a king, upon whose dominions 'rhe sun never se'r, in whose kingdom one lailh held rulhless sway. info whose coffers 'rhe gold of The Azlecs and lhe lncas poured incessanlly. Bu? he wasn'+ salrisfied. I-lis subiecls bled as far easl as Asia Minor, and as far norlh as l-lolland and Belgium: 'rhe waves of lhe English Chan- nel submerged The flower of his army and navy. Nolhing is leff of all 'rhis power and pomp-. Nor an island of all Jrhose vasf possessions remain. Even lhe las'r vesfige of royally has dis- appeared. Everylrhing fha? was buill for personal glory and aggrandize- menl' is gone and forgollren. Poslerily remembers him for 'rhe museum and library he founded: only whal has served humanily has endured. You, my friends are leaving Bushwick High School, your minds full of plans and hopes. Your young hearls imbued wifh dreams and ideals. y y I lCon'rinued on Page 68l FIVE I slimy. Afl- ggnm ' ' -Tn ,. ,zu ..,.... . My nn' 2 l Q4 GSS 'Emu Xx -' Egllllffllfflln af' l-llstory rc V ' i m X 1 ll 'W X. 4 -ig? - Z lf is only nafural fhaf on George Washingfon's Two l-lundredfh Birfh- day Anniversary, famous men are in our minds: and iusf as nafural, falk- ing of famous people. we associafe wifh fhem fhe class of June, l932. Whaf fhese people will do, remains fo be seen, buf whaf fhey have done is iusf as imporfanf as fhe facf fhaf our old friend George crossed fhe Delaware. y V Sfrangely, fhere are some among us who can acfually recall fhe days when we, fhe proud and haughfy seniors of foday. were once insignificanf liffle freshies . Whaf a change has come over us-fhaf is, mosf of us-since fhenl Af firsf shyly, fhen more boldly, we plunged info Bush- wick's affairs, knowing fhaf our school would benefif for having had us in if. No one can excel in everyfhing, and so we find various fields beck- oning fo fhose mosf inferesfed in fhem. The firsf of fhese is scholar- ship. Term affer ferm, new members were admiffed info Arisfa, unfil in our final ferm, we discovered fhaf we had a fofal of fwenfy-fhree seniors enrolled in fhis honor sociefy. Among fhese are Vicfor Legler, Doris Nufer, Pefer Giordano, James lnzerillo, Julius Friend, Sfanley Bazyk, Han- nah Dicker, Muriel Ulm, Aaron Goldenberg, l-lenry Ankner, Roberf Mey- rowifz, Gerhard l-lundf, Frank Rogozienski, Lawrence Grice, Lillian Ras- mussen, Edna Mollinger, Sylvia Brusfowsky, Rufh Fluhrer, Helen Woicik, Sophie Cohen, Louis Sladowski, Edward Bialoglowiec. and Sylvia Rosen- feld. ln our sevenfh ferm. Muriel Ulm was fhe Girl Leader of fhe Arisfa, while in our final semesfer, Gerhard l-lundf, Roberf Meyrowifz. and Henry Ankner were elecfed Boy Leader, Secrefary, and Treasurer, re- specfively. Of course. fhis was by no means fhe only acfivify open. for many of SIX . .,1,.:,--'rf-, J fu .. :'f'tQn? rwW WH? 4-rrvvurr-K 4 ..-, 'V 'f , . .. , . ,. . xiii: -W - - 5.14 . f-1-A, I us followed The paTh of TaiThTul duTy To Bushwick. As a reward Tor ser- vice rendered To our school, many were honored wiTh membership in The SenaTe and The Council. Among The more prominenT oT These were Jack PloscoveTky, Louis Joseph, Henry Ankner, PeTer Giordano, RoberT Henry. David Cohen. PeTer Nicolas, Henry Varrone, STanley Bazyk, Paul Buonaguro, SalvaTore.DiGiovanna, Julius Friend, Gerhard HundT. Rob- erT MeyrowiTz, Ann Cusumano, Raymond BreiTenbach, Richard SeuTlierT. Frank Vaccaro. James lnzerillo, and Aaron Goldenberg. High honors musT be given To Frank Vaccaro, PresidenT of The Council: James lnzerillo. PresidenT oT The SenaTe. and Aaron G-oldenberg, who was head of The 'Former body in his sevenTh Term. The Third paTh Tol owed by some of us was aThleTics. Here we musT remember +ha+ boys were noT The only ones inTeresTed, Tor some husky Amazons. such as Evelyn Duerre, Eleanor WaTerhouse, Fannie LeibowiTz. SanTa CosTa, Muriel U m, and Frances Bellina, proved This To us. Never- Ithel-fss, iT seems ThaT The male sex are always The mosT prominenT in This ie . The graduaTing cass is well represenTed in all oT'our maior sporTs. We have baseball sTars such as Vic Legler and AnThony Trakimas, such baske+balI sTars as Harry Egan, and TooTball sTars including Sal Di Gio- vanna and Louis Schol, and Track sTars as represenTed in PeTer Nicolas. Lawrence Grice. James lngoglia. Frank Rogozienski. Henry Varrone. Sal- vaTore Marchello, and Frank Eldredge. lT should be a TreaT Tor us To review some of our social acTiviTies. AlThough in our earlier Terms we were noT parTicularly rushed wiTh social engagemenTs, These Tollowed each oTher rapidly as our sTay in Bushwick neared iTs end. One oT The evenTs which never Tailed us was The yearly boaT ride which always provided us wiTh a Tull day of Tun and pleasure. WesT PoinT. Bear MounTain and Indian PoinT were some of The places we visiTed on These Trips. A OTher TeaTures which we enioyed immensel were The semi-annual plays presenTed by our DramaTic SocieTy. OT These, The ones we besT remember are MerTon oT The Movies and The Nervous Wreck . These plays amply proved The remarkable acTing abiliTy of prominenT Bushwick- iTes such as Helen Kuraszenski, Louis Joseph, Jack PloscoveTky, Diane Kneapler. RoberT MeyrowiTz and Gerhard HundT. Surely one of These people will some day succeed in This Tield. Finally, when we reached our lasT Term, +ha+ much-looked-Torward-To evenT. The Senior Prom-. caughT us in iTs merry whirl and leTT us happy and yeT a liTTle sorry aT iTs all Too sudden end. ' BUT This hisTory would noT be compleTe wiThouT menTioning The ouT- lConTinued on Page 6ll SEVEN o 'E si ,- h.AAa..5..I.A, .lbgij ' .ne,...4.mn. :S 'Z 'E var--v-me s -,-1----ww W--,mv--f ,?.,,,4.-ew-, .,., ., -ye. ,W .,,.,,,,X,,,,,,u,.,,.,,, Whos Who ln IQ5O EXCERPTS FROM THIS YEAR'S Wi-lO'S WI-IO Mildred Berger-new manager of Kole++y's .lce Cream Parlor Jack Campbell--digging up The diri 'For +he Daily Blah Edward Bialoglowiec-s+a+is+ician working on +he census Aaron Goldenberg-Cerlified Public Accounfanlr Roberf Henry-poses for nonchalanf ads. Mae Frank-owner of a modisfe shop on Myrfle Avenue Julius Friend-rival of Rembrandl' . i Lillian Rosenberg-veleran Jrelephone operalor Muriel Ulm-Associalre Jusiice of +he Supreme Courl Gerhard l-lundf-professor of English al' Cornell James lnzerillo-Mayor of New York Cily 'Louis Joseph-new sensalion of s'rage and screen Edna Mollinger-celebrared model i Eleanor Pfannebecker-wife of big league ballplayer Jack Ploscovefky-successor +o Sherlock Holmes Edward Preis-screen lover Lillian Rasmussen-so-called humoris'r radio announcer Milfon Scher-warden of Sing Sing Ann Cusumano-propriefor of a beaufy salon Alice Chaife-edilor of a magazine , ljlannah Diclcer-professor of hisiory in Bushwiclc Evelyn Duerre-swimming ins+ruc+or af Raven Hall Peier Giordano-presidenl of Me'rropoli+an Life Frank Vaccaro-scien'ris+who found. vilamin Q i Salva'rore Di Giovanna-foolball coach af Nolre Dame Paul Buonaguro-famous radio crooner EIGHT I p THE BICENTENNIAL CLASS OF BUSHWICK. HIGH SCHOOL JUNE, l932 I732 X ,Snr J,4,.,C,Q '932 2 N I .j4,q-,2,f1ff M4-677k t,i '1 I f V rl 1 , N .if JA X f' W T ,f. if 5 O A4 fx . X1 51-OWU O.v, .ffxvQ, .w-M ' .V nf,f221. m.2i-QM Q fn - If ' H Q O ' L ffl! - If, I, V c -N, - ,yfww , 'WE 0-Zfw H A fu, , 1- . fu. ML jrzfrwfy wykaapcy Icing- QI S- ,yJj,J , ff jf M' A-....,.., I . CL, 4 I R. I . .,,. K. E f.. . . -:gi s' 1 4:5 31' ' v: 1 ,gml Yau' A' 3 .1 A il ' SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS ' SENIOR COMMITTEES GIFT COMMITTEE Donald Gobrighl, Chairmang Paul Buonaguro, Gerhard Hundf, Frank Albella, Lillian Leavy, Edward Bialoglowiec, William Rielly, Lolfie Filipovilch, Rulh Rappaporl. Miss Charney, Faculfy Adviser BUDGET COMMITTEE Oscar Sfeinberg, Chairman: Edward Bialoglowiec, Paul Buonaguro, Hannah Diclcer, Harry Lipschifz, Rulh Fluhrer, Sarah Slufman. Mr. Ryan, Faculfy Adviser PIN AND RING COMMITTEE Gerlrude Schlosser, Chairman: Edwin Selinger, Charles Abbaie, Doris Kufer, Sadie Smookler, Alexander Bernsiein. Mr. Greenwald, Facully Adviser PROM COMMITTEE David Cohen, Chairman: Philip Rofh, James Inzerillo, Edifh Weichselbaum, Fay Mandese, Ann Cusumano. Mr. Heilbraun, Facully Adviser TEN c, -, , ,.,...,.,,-...,.. ,yns,,,,,1-qfwvsnf1yr7,pw--..,3?w,m.:wf5mv.-1q,,.eT...r ...-.- ,-1-.fly .. . -V--fy-if-,.,v..f r--...W ci-IARLES ABBATE Rudy ValenTino reincarnaTed! Take a look ai Those sideboards and be convinced. Charles does noT spend much Time in school aTTer Three, so iT is quiTe hard To discover anyThing abouT him. He is a good handball player. buT does noT Take parT in oTher sporTs. He has Roman arms. When he is called upon To reciTe he sTarTs To wave his arms abouT as if he aimed To sTop a Train. He could easily pass for a Spaniard if he knew a liTTle more French. Charlie is a member of The Ring and,EIing:QQ,mmiHeo and an inacTive member of The SenaTe and The Cduncill' ' FRANK ALBEUA I ' 1 Fray' Bushwi o Ton. prove ThaT r ev will recev cuT glass ice pick or a box of T . I es he makes a wiTTy remark, buT Then he's noT responsible Tor whaf he does. On his visif To WashingTon lasT year, he heard ThaT The TirsT presidenT Threw a dollar across The PoTomac and he spenT almost all summer searching for iT. He rarely copies anyone else's homework. which shows iThaT he is noT such a good sTudenT. He believes SiTTing Bull is a moTorcycle cop. buT ThaT has noThing To do wiTh The TacT ThaT he can'T resisT a cerfain girl in his Spanish class. JOSEPH ALEKNOVICH Joe heard ThaT hard sfudy never killed anyone, buT he isn'T Taking any chances. When Joe mafriculafes from Bushwick, The school will lose one of iTs mosT capable rivals of The ciTy's WhiTe Duck army. Since his freshman year, This lad has been on various clean-up squads. AT presenT even Though he is one of Bush- wick's sophisTicaTed seniors, he has charge of cleaning one of The rooms in The school. He and his family enioyed Their lasT sum- mer's vacaTion in Europe so much ThaT They inTend To Tour Europe again This year. ' y. r ' f' GUSSIE' AN O 1 l' Oge o ' shwickf big sh Tse-boTh in size and opulariTy. Sha aTTribuTes her pppul iTy The TacT ThaT a smiig goes a long a .QNII Thhypupils ushwitk know herixekher as an aThleTe HS, sTud . She ha an en 'able e 9r,d as a class oTTicer in e ery ony? er ses, usually esideni. She is a member O Mgr a'sndsQy'P?yii.e P. E. c. ' .Q HENRY ANKNER Here's a boy who is always defending losT causes. This one Trail' has caused his fellow sTudenTs much of ThaT Thin called , - 9 woe. Mis Wo as suc edlaid in Telling Hennie a few Things abouT a righT and aT's wrong. His long lisT of ser- vices h , beenvre r wiTh membership in The SenaTe and The Council. His s asTic abilify is recognized b The ArisTa y . He never sTudies and has, Therefore, The usual dumb luck of geffing a high mark. once in a while. Here's To a TuTure C. P. A. ELEVEN T Y'TT T W '1 'Yrfz7u'v'w - CLARE ARONOW Clare is sevenTeen', whiTe and almosT Tree, legally. She was supposed To run Tor The mosT sophisTicaTed, preTTiesT, babiesT , and happiesT senior, buT common sense came To her rescue and she declined iusT in Time. She insisTs ThaT she is always aT The head oT The class, buT we know she is in a class by hferself. She has served her school by exercising her vocal chords in. The Glee Club. Cleaning The lunch Table lTor which she is To rc- ceive a brick oT ice creaml, is a hobby of her's. She has been secreTary To Mrs. Brown and Miss Tusa. Clare's TavoriTe. pasTimes are dancing and reading. Clare ,inTends To be a big business woman someday. ANTOINETTE ASAR , . - ' A 3 . '. Gaze upon her gh a -she has' been abs-en'T -,onlyfone lbv- day fx M -S de as Tar . .,. e can re rnber. Th-aT'. Q fff' - D. .. Mr. Frie an if iT isn'T. S ' - i e gii2l44:y6u,. know The Type-iusT ves'.To 1- and uss aro - .V ome. She '. a - voTed rea r who l' -, - -- -1 elI's idyllic love. sTorics and Those vanis ' mericans porTrayed by Zane Grey. Where are They vanishing To? is her query. Lewis AUSTI AusTin is on o he Te B h ' ' ho eraqom' Taki Phy- sics. He was T' e irpla Clug THfe?'Terms and sTill isn' high-minded. ,This lasT Ter cu honored him by ng him ' . When AusTin was a Treshman. his TavoriT as sweeping The lunchroom. ATTer Three 'Termsf of Tl'iaT sporT, he was advanced To The care of a Table. This lunchroom career ended because The Big ShoTs wanTed him To pick up papers. Think of an AusTin sTooping so lowl One oT The sTrange Tacfs abouT AusTin is ThaT he never aTe beans in- The lunchroom. MILDRED BARNETT We could call her Millie The Redhead, buT why should we when she's a bruneTTe. 'Twill be iusT plain Millie. Boys, she loves To cook, so if any of you are looking Tor a good cook, here is your answer. Harkl SomeThing else Tor you of The male sex To Think abouT. Millie loves To ride TasT, so drop around someTime and Take her Tor an exciTing ride on a merry-go-round. Keep her away from dress sTores or you'll have To sTand There all day while she TiTs on every .dress in The sTore. She has done. her share of work Tor Bushwick. Mildred was assisTanT secreTary of 8E,.secreTary To Mrs. Klar, Mrs. SkilTon, Miss Collier, Mrs. Dundish, and Mr. Raphael. RALPH BARNETT f Ralph answers aT m l T o a e of Barney, He believes in Th slogan Live in hope, die in despair. Maybe ThaT's why h geTs along so swimmingly in school --- he calls iT swimmingly because he's up To his neck in iT. His services liT They may be called suchl To The school are The usual run: secreTary To so and so: you know The resT. He never was aThleTically inclined, smarT boy. He's noT aT home in a crowd buf when he's alone by himselT he is greaT company. His ambiTion--To have a loT of Time in which he has noThing To do and nowhere To go, so he -can lie down and sleep. l is . I T I -1 g hh KSA E .r5?,m,,..3r ,- X., W3 , rp is 1 .ff 'f ' I . ,,L,,, k..-, .1 r---g,e2,Nja :few 7: V We Q. ' gm+ff 'iE'F1zA7'ir-ff. K JosePH BASILE , . .VJ , Joe is a very quiefqysfunassuming ch' who minds his own business. This meifhaf we can'f di dirl' abouf him. The family sk 'n is sfill in fhe dos f. Joe has .en on fhe honor rdll if umber of fimes whi ws he is Bm ifi s. He wishes fdfbecome a e ch' d ha. a nice .' His favorife subiecf is lunch. you blame' m7qHe as no favorife aufhor, buf he reads Ja yfhing from f H Encyclopedia fo fhe Clearing House Reporfs.. He is very ind and sympafheficiand is frying fo raise funds fo build a Home for 'Sfranded and Deserfed Fleas. Joe's four years in high school were noi wasfed and he deserves his diploma. Sf n, more, commonly known as Sfrefch is a very modesf fello . Hhough fhe Senafe, Council and r'sfa have conferred STANLEY BAZYK pi ' irimf' ' displays only f e Arisfa he losf The ofher fwe Th se f sociefie suffici p. f of. his abilify b si lar nd a rvic 1 .. ever, like all greaf geniu s, has his p arifies. caus could' make good as an sf. he wan o be a mechanic. so he fook fhe com- mercial course. Wel, Sfan. here's wishing you luckl RUBIN. JEKOWSKY Four y ars do change a person quife a bif. Look af Rube. When he enfered The annex he was iusf a -green kid beginning fo unders and whaf all fhe husfle and busfle meanf Buf now Rube is uife ifferenf. H knows beffer. yef he sfill carries aroun haf onicl:er. - e wonde why he do n'f 'rake ad- vanf e - s ell ffvyjfind 'uld sily become a Hol od direc'lor. ' .--f ' could Then make his favorife -fhriller, by af fh Seashor ' on'f mind us, Rube. ln spife of if ' you're a good ph ' s sfudenf. FRAN'CES BELLINA Bobby is never sfill a minufe. She has given her service as secrefary fo Miss Buckley, Miss Cohen. Miss Richardson and Mr. Humason. Bobby is fhe Florence Nighfingale of Bush- wi-ck. She has worked in fhe infirmary and ,cheerfully administered folfhe sick Bushwickifes. We offen wondered whefher 'rhey were sick iusf fo receive freafmenf from her hands. Bobby is a very prominenf member of fhe G. A. A. On her arm you can see evidences of her membership in fhe P. E. C. She has been aciive in 'rhe Glee!Club, and Swimming Club, foo. We have a fainf suspicion fhaf she is parfial fo fhe male sex. Are we righf, Bobby7 Q 4 ' MILDRED BERGER ' W A very debonair young d msel enfered fhe porfals of Bush- wick some four years ago. 'A innocenf sfareon her babyish face made her a sweef Fres i h be sure. Now wevfind her quife a Sophisficafed Senior. ry onc in a 'while she lapses info her former sfafe-wh' emurely ibbling on a 'runafish sand- wich or during fhe perio Tri omefry being her pef borel as she babbles a 1' whaf' e going fo do on fhel ,coming Saturday. Nowig deli 1' ore than donning her raccoon, darfin dm o The ea ice cream parlor, and feasfing on a frui sa sundae as falls info a' deep reverieyovera rfa' all and handsome graduafe. ' W - I vm kj N A IRTEEN if I 1 , r ,. El' xy: ei. .V 'I TIS, hw . EL? 55'- gi? .C . Q I , ki 'S 1 FOURTEEN ,. r i ld l i ALEXANDER BERNSTEIN y j l is Alex never was a freshie in Bushwic hedlya from ,Junior Ax High. When if comes fo lending homew rkifyou can always gelf if from him. Thai' is, if he has if hi , When you. nf himf look in fhe direciion 'From which lhelimoai noise is comi . Such is Alex's undescribable and incomparable record. Tha righf, he was pin and ring represeniaiive in his pfliciallicl ssj 'f . ,A i if CE BERTERMAN 'J N An i ie af heart a violinisf by praciice. Alice is a promi- enf mber of ihe Girls' Aihlefic Associafiong She is always ' ure of healfh and ambifion, keeping herself 'rhis way by d meals, lBushwick Beansl and plenfy of good exercise pro- ded by 'fha G. A. A. Her +ennis playing convinces one 'thai i+ won'+ be long before she will be able 'ro compefe wiih Helen Wills. ln 'the field of music. she compefes wiih fha? greaf violin- is'r, Rubinolii. Alice has been a member of ihe Spanish Club and Glee Club. She was secre+ary io Mr. Lovin and Mr. Levy. Alice infends +o en+er fhe field of business when she graduaies and wanis 'fo become secreiary fo a very prominenf man. exker seRTouNo A wick 'lhis June seems io have a knack for serving disciplinarians. Prob ly fhai is where she goi such a quiei pleasing disposiiion. Yo nowl from seeing how hoi 'rhe wafer was for fhose whose ' osiiions weren'+ so sweei. When Miss Maher lilled fhe cap- iiy of disciplinarian. Miss Beriolino was her secrefary. Now 1' Mr. Friedman holds fha? posifion. Miss Beriolino helps him i calling for 'those who are abseni' and checking up on 'those who are here. Maybe she'll be a disciplinarian. s black-haired Miss who will ioin fhose who are leaving Bush- fr l , . EDWARD slALoeLowiEc f ' ,l l I . - If Ed s Kid Perseverance himself Fourfhmes he fried inro fha Arisfa until he was finally suc e ful. He h J . a 3... ...-' H. I . .H ' I Z . . 4 rl minor 'traffic posfs abou? fhe uilding is ' w' g - e fakes parf in fhe afiai - ihe, school ' -' ' r inds one of a movie sh . I 'school 6 .5 er q ief. buff e can'+ fool us. The b y an - rf ,f doing e '-2Triple Lindy, which prov' 'rh he s -sv' ing buf quiei . fhe'iou1'sicle. Will Rogers was wr ng aboui ihe perennial s ll fish 'lhaf ex-Presideni Cool: ge i phofographed wi'rh. The basso ariisi' did noi caich ii, Eddie di and he can show you Jamaica Bay fo prove if. JEANNETTE BUER In Jean we may have The fufure Helen Wills because fennis is one of her hobbies. Her ofher hobby is playing The piano. She doesn'+ know how +o play if yei. Can she ialkl She'll fell you she has fo exercise her vocal cords buf don'f believe her. For such a liHle girl, we don r see how she'can falk so much abouf noihing. Jean doesn'+ spend all her lime playing Tennis or fry- ing io play 'rhe piano as you may +hink. She was a member of 'rhe Reporiers Club. a member of The Publicafion Siaff, work- er in +he G. O. Siore and has been secreiary +o many of 'rhe 'teachers of Bushwick. ' L? 1 e se. f an - ' ' -sl -- - - ' 1-.1 esoa E BONADONNA came fo school af eighf o'clock fhe firsf da in his Y hig ' car in S pfember. l928. He never did fhaf a er e fi f ay. He's n r seen affer fhree in fhe building, because fs ,- ' e 7-: 1.0 .- . ' . Qeorgie has held only f it- s '- uring is enfire high school career. His alibi is fhaf he's foo small and has no influence. He believes he has en- ioyed his four year vacafion af Bushwick. Xenos N NO . Well. e. fhis is one commencemenl' al' which you won'f lead e fo fhei seafs llike The willing working girl fhaf you on'f for ef yourself fhaf gay gala evening when you re- cfi ef fhe r for four forfurous years of labor. Buf aside wifh chidin iss Bonanno has amon her services man sec Q Y ' ef y i and is credifed wifh several ferms of voluntary office or e is a member of fhe Liferary Sociefy. Scribblers and ebafing Club. This young lady. who is fhe inseparable comp ion of Fay Mandese, will make a good wife for some lucky an. Boys. keep fhis girl in mind for fhe one and only fhaf will be looking for in a few years. ROBERT BOOTH Hey, Chesfer, lend me your eco before fhe bell rings. This is fhe way Bo sually sfarfs The cl . Ambifion plu l The greaf ambifion of is life ' fo lea n 1' ve an e gof fhis way affer iv' g ar nd a die ar u u en years. Bob. is on ys. Ing capfain of fhe Rifle Team. This fr ' g wil enable him fo go hunfing figers or ele- phanfs in frica wifh an air rifle. He may decide fo go fo Chicago fo open a school fo feach fancy shoofing fo sfarving rackefeers. Neverfheless, Bob is a quief fellow: he has no posfs, he sleeps in classes and he does nof do homework. FRANK soasscl-I There's one fhing no on se an, and fhaf is fo read his own wrifing. I you wanl' fo amuse yourself wifh a puzzle, ask Frank for one of his English composifions: fhen fry fo decipher if if you can. In Chemisfry. when fhe class is unprepared, fhe pupils pray fhaf fhe 'teacher will call on Boresch. When he recifes, if 'fakes him abou? five fo fen minufes fo e- plain a problem. Buf neverfheless, Frank has his good poinfs. He is a crack chemisf and can mix beffer poisons fhan .Merlin fhe Magician. The name of Frank Boresch has adorned fhe Prin- cipal's Honor Roll a number of fimes. nl 1 I RICHARD BOSCH Dick enfered Bus ' i 28 wifh fhe expecfafion of being a school leader. bofh in sporfs and schol ic acfivifies. He was surprised when 'scove he would e some sfiff compefi- fion. His hob a l--' and swim g. He enioys iollying fhe feachers a dl his la 3- ' ' s wick. he has nof seen any humor in a o fhe 'rea ers iok . '1 '- done some service in Bushwick as secrefary fo several feachers. He sfrums fhe'banio and is quife a finished musician. Affer leaving Bushwick,'he'infends, 'lo qualify for governmenf service. ' .sg ik... l FIFTEEN 1 ,Q y .1555 :swf 5 . ' 5 if IC ' ,fi xv Ng J I Q , E- ,amy ,.i. S. W s i ' . 2,1 ,',,?I, l l -N ,gli i it if v 1 . feng. . 11 . F:-5 'Q ,. W, 'H+-'a T V -- gt., 'If iv ff -fi-r - Nga , - Alfr' ,Y ff , 54 :Nfl If T' I 4 1 Ei. Q? . V QR P11 -if 'i '1 'lv -I Y lib ' f Aa is . RAYMOND BREITENBACH R Ray is all righT. 4 He musT be i e's inieres ed in PhilaTely. Nobody can undersTand why Ray doesn'T lei his hair grow long. He really should because he is a Tine violinisT. He has been in The school orchesTra Tor Tour years. Still. Ray has found Time To help The school in oTher channels, as proven by The TacT Thai he is a member of The Senaie and The Council. Ray Thinks he musT be a greaT man. because he has a mole on his leTT elbow. He has a good collecTion of pipes, buT he can'T be induced To parT wiTh any of Them, much To our loss. ' L GUSTAV BRUNNER This man was deTermined To make a name for himself and we're glad To say he has succeeded. His main ambiTion was To masTer The playing of The shoe-horn. He has. To-daTe. masTered iT To perTecTion. His hobby is To collecT sTones and ores. Gus is considered by many of his classmafes and Teachers, especially by Mr. Kovar, a very sTudious and serious-minded sTudenT. He is a member of The Science Club and has served as secreTary To many Teachers. Gus will conlinue his sTudies aT Union College in SchenecTady. SYLVIA BRUSTOWSKY Old Reliable. Some of you may noT know iT buT ThaT is iusT whaT Sylvia BrusTowsky is. Any Time you wanT To. know someThing, iusT come To Sylvia. SomeTimes she manages To geT inTo some embarrassing predicament For example, Talking abouf Teachers when she doesn'T know They're around. Syl has loTs of energy and pep which she uses when working Tor Teachers. She is raTher unusual, for she doesn'T even know whaT her hobbies are. She's been secrefary To Miss Tusa, Mrs. Klar, Mr. Freilich, Miss Gore. and Mr. Primolif. Sylvia is a member of The ArisTa and presi- denT of The Girls ReporTes Clum , . PAUL BUON y B' g Cr ing on Pau' However, we'd raTher see P' dance T n n . lhe , sn'T d ce . AT presenT, he is worki ' n'T gre roblere, o sTreT hi a ,nickel so much ThaT The W I will ppear T e r e ' es To reminisce and Talk a T The old days w erf e w a big shoT in The Annex. , ave noThing againT him uT we do dislike meeTing him e pecially when Class Uu re unpaid. IT's said ThaT he has some lisT of services. MARIETTA BURKAQRD PreTTiesT in The Senior Class. lsn'T ThaT sumpin'. MarieTTa is a swegi' young lady lexcepT when she insisTs on Tickling her Triendsl and is well poised lwhen noT engaged in playfully kick- ing someone.l BuT, MarieTTa acTually has her serious momenTs lwhile energeTically sfudying her Economics or when eagerly Tackling her English assignmenlzl She loves The name, Mickey, since her TavoriTe movie sTar, Mickey Mouse bears iT. She pur- chases a big iuicy apple everyday buT, no-you're all wrong-she does noT give iT To her dear Teacher, she relishes eaTing if herselfl She has a secreT passion Tor people who crackle papers, scrape sharp edged implemenTs on meTal and squeak chalk. HaTs off. here comes Mickey l 'lx 1 KT y' F, U-fc. . .,x. -..a...4.,1 . ,- fi is-.Wvi-.wswffvvza-H H, 5 ,rss f.-, 1 . M D Fr' ...Ji . K. . . V xx JACK CAMPBE K 'V IT loThe e e map, TTT n Campbell 's'1'r1ore Than a man. In li - Ted manneriihil layiex-man, as worked his way Throu ushwick. ' s 'cesrwere rewar wiTh membership in T aTe an T KTCZS'rrHl. Jack has give 'p many a spare momenf, nd A udy periods To serve The school in. The lobby, T ha . The lunchroom and The office. His perTecTly Tailored clo U and his 'line TasTe have won for him The TiTle of Beau Brumv l oT The Class oT June, I932. Campbell's sfriking personaliiy- won him a greaT number of Triends. This asseT combined wi his excellenT qualiTies as a manager should bring him To The goal of TuTure success and happiness. MARY CATALANO T Don'T leT Noby lThaT's whaT S anTs To be calledl know ThaT you had your picTure Taken r e'll ask Tor one. Asking Triends Tor Their phoTographs i secon naTure of her's. Comb- ing her h ir seems To oTher hob y. lf ou ever happen To go inf a busine ice, o noT be sur ri ed To Tjnd Mary working h re- amuse sh in 1 ds T and conquer The obsTacles e busine w she raduaTes. Her school iTies include secreay To Mrs. Klar, Miss Richard- son, Mis SmiTh, Miss Maher, Mr. Lynch, Mr. Wolfson, G. O. Rep and BaskeTball and FooTball Rep. You have To do iT lTol Too long. , - f ARD A ' . , is er o . . -- c' e I Brummels. ln Tour s hd o . osT. open' g wardrobes aT 3 P. M. This shows ThaT he is a har wor . Af presenT he is engaged on The diTTiculT Tas in he Ei ,- ein Theory To his relaTives. His ambiTion s - Q: f m . n schooi, buT he has nof accomplished iT To-daTe. However, TainT hearT ne'er won fair Helen. T FRANK CETTA ? Then came The explosion and Fran w e up. OT course we're good Triends: we used To sleep in The same hisTory class. ThaT isn'T The only class Frank dreams in. ATTer he is graduaTed. Frank is going To sTudy law, ,so ThaT he'll be able To provide his nephews wiTh alibis when They don'T do Their homework. Such' noble eTTorTl He shall long be remembered for :ending imporTanT service To mankind, .namely, Tor invenTing The nonskid peanuT shell and The lead pencil wiThouT lead, in iT. , . . ALICE CHAITE Miss ChaiTe is anofher silenT buT efficienf worker. Never shirk- ing duTy, always reliable, she'is an addiTion any senior class can be proud of. JusT-Think, 'Three and a half years were all she found necessary Tor compleTing her course. The G-lee Club. CurrenT EvenTs and Swimming Clubs claimed her aTTenTion. Maybe she has a secreT longing To replace GreTa Garbo or Joan Craw- ford, anyway she Tries her hand aT porTraying The Sleeping- BeauTy and oTher 'such viTal, excifing- roles in The DramaTic SocieTy meefings. 1 - - 1 1 T mls. SEVENTEEN Y LJ-12' 1 .arg . ,J - Q r - . . f,-..s, , V Q ET' V s. 4. Qi--.sy .,,.. W a, . 44.-' L 3 N s, 5rfw., :fibre , .-, wi N. F. I I i ' I 91 .v if 1 ' is W P , . fs 'io Ei, lv i ' .I Q sl V r N' i.' ii l I1 rg I if J if i K .f, V ' . l il . T aigj.. .. I ' - 1, 3 i iii , V, K..-ng X ' 1.-ap f.,s f. qv... -ss, iv , 'Siva-:. - f ' ' ' W EIGHTEEN 5 sYi.vlA ci-lAsseN Her mofher cutie her Cilly, whichf her broihers say, 'fifs her nice . She w fch s her weighi careliuily an will no 'r more shan one iound oalc ndy a+ a siH'ing. She s nds a er big rroney on lfhes an' her small chan goe fo e ' 'fhe esiafe of F. W Woolw . Dofes hn inxrvi g'c ifies 'and harbors a se re? am 'ion io inferview H1 'n of Wales. Some of he ohool a iviiies include lSe i y fen Club, Miss Kilburn, Mr. Frie n, Miss Smiih an iss L wiiz. When worlcing ik HB0 she loves To be m aken by 'fha siudenfs for a feacher. She h n'+ very much use f ' ou'r oor sporfs buf will 'rolerafe any indoor sporf as long as he an da ce well. LAWN Oh Doc+orl Where a 6 lhose pills7 Kfril af b uness 'f Jossm-i ci-nasARo gwaan ' N kg' . o only is he bashful. buf he is also ver 'isiuclious a excepliona y brigh?-in some Jrhings. So much odness is 'foo much in one man. He should have been fwins. Unforfunaiely for 'the girls he is quife handsome, bui' hardly ever gives 'rhem fhe supreme fhrill of 'lallcing wi+h ihem. He has served Bushwick faiihfully in counf- less ways. This is ioo muchl Perhaps he is differenf oulside of school. Who knows? Le'l's hope ihal college life has a befier eFFec+ on him. ANTHONY CLE Ho did you r ai-r like Thai? Perhaps ils because you liv ' C n ie. we see gray hairs? If we do ii musi be beca KCMK has enbugh worries -in being manager of a lunch- floor allring boul' ambiiion, Caesar had noihing on him. ln ac, Cie lw eniers hisiory class laie so Miss Wolfe will no'l b o send him fo ihe board. He also reminds us of LiHle a excepf fha? Tony is sane. His favorite lilerafure is Two Nig s in a Tearoom by Wyna Drinlrmore. His favorife pasiime is d aminq of pink elephanfstin green paiamas iand does he dream, especially in eco classi. K . X , I fl, DAVID col-is , f y 5 LV He never i lges i spo a ' aiiends ihe school games when he rec s mpli enfar 'lic el. ave is 'ihe one you see in 'ihe orri os who iway lo s i porianf. Cohen was head of 'the adveri ing 5+ hejlh i' and Oriole, and 'Treasurer for 'lheh e ior Y o . ' a 'willing io help' when if comes fo ii o a roiec . Cohen is also a member of 'the S na e and he Council. SOPHIE COHEN You are now gazing upon one of fhe many pre'r+y l?i girls who have paraded ihrough 'rhe sacred halls of our Alma Maier. Conse quenfly, she is quife popular wifh ihe opposife sex in and our of school, in spife of her demureness. Allhough she is modes? and 'frigid as an ice-berg, she is some siepper. We know her best however. for 'rhe sinceri'I'y and loyalfy. as well as for her high sianding as a sludeni. Her sierling characier and fine scholar- ship have won for her many friend and eleciion fo +he Arisfa. iii gf as A.-'f.: .-,...,4Li.n.u s.4. ,......., .Y.-- --.--- .s-a I 4, ' 5 1! ' 'Kiwi' Jig - . 0 'rf 1 ANTHONK comms er . s r 4 h T Long, long ago, oy heard e a . Then he TF? To del aTe and now wha H T k de Ter Now dohf gel' This oy wrong T concenfed T low b . .,i e . ' 4 ' To 3 I ' . i T 'Ag work you a know you re co someihing ThpT is r T B i e a :Me i e h ,bafa greaT nu ra , e re ck . on fe r ' I n . . ,f . igh . es' s ingi I 'g ll'g , e I of services He , , H e me r of The Trafficfs uad and also has been e reTar To nu! us Teachers, By T way. did you noTice,'Thos aTs. H,isfainbiTion is To show Bea Brum- T ry h s a wi :Te Hes whose hom T er mel where jfafgei oFf. I SANTA cosrA ' V','7 X! V ' SOTT brown ey s ook ouT aiyou T' b aTh curTains of Think, black lashes. Trefibhnlefgi sparkle a 1SanTa's peTiTe moufh rves in 9 ciap'TivaTing smile aT The V'ghT of one of her many . i - e is a well-knownf1nN df The G. AJR. FaT and , she i an agssei' T ,2.my'+esm, wheyqer' iT bef' b eTball NTeam, ball i al or Tennis Team.!iAT , QUT can see her s v rves lyer body in a gr ifyl d' or I sf see er head ' e darTs Through The waTer. ' June-year of '3 - Bushwick will lose an excellenT aThleTe and a charming girl. SYLVIA COTTON One of The original CoTTon Club Girls wiTh a plumpness Thaf porTrays Sophie Tucker and a Typical flexible mouTh ThaT reminds one of ThaT famous iesTer, Eddie CanTor. Her keen sense of humor and hysTerical anecdoTes have earned her many friends. She is a perTecT example of The weaker sex due To her apTiTude for scandal 'and her fickle infaTuaTion. We predicT ThaT sooner or laTer some young man will wish he had married a wife who coulcln'T Talk. ANN CUSUMANO- Some say genTlemen prefer blondes. buT when They see Ann They change Their minds. Her dark hair and brown eyes are mosl' aTTracTive. She has been secreTai',f. To Miss SmiTh, Mr. Wolfson. Miss Housman and Mr. Nanes. She has been a prominenT mem- ber of The Council and was on The Prom CommiTTee. Anyone who has sold insurance policies knows whaT a iob iT is. Ann had a worse iob qeTTing sTudenTs To buy TickeTs Tor baseball, football and baskeTbaIl games. Her TavoriTe hobby is doing crossword puzzles. She usually buys The paper for The puzzles and noT for The reading maTTer. ANNA DACHILLE ls There a good movie around? And are you looking for Anna Dachille? You'll Tind her There, she loves To go To The movies. This peTiTe miss who likes The movies may be seen'ofTen aT The Glee Club, Asfronomy Club, LaTin Club or Tennis Club. PeTiTe, vivacious and Tull of pep, you will always find Anna hurrying, scurrying, To her classes. AlThough she rushes so To her classes, she loses inTeresT when The Teacher is Too TalkaTive. Then Miss Dachille would like To sink righT Through The floor or become in- visible and walk ouT of The class. l NINTEEN N- -.' .' :g' . ':--H . 1.4-, ,,4 . ' ' . N :STL-T , , i ,H gi . , li ' A : ll , l .Q 1 v f I ,Z A M 'A 1 A ' . W , I 1,4 il U . Y N V ,L T' V, , If . 1 f ' if ' 3 , .rx ' ' 4 -1 T ' ii T 1 ,f T A M , 'fi l T A iv: , ' 313' 1 Q .lair ' v 1 f f 'I I' ll S l 5 Q' neg 4 . , it f 4 I' ' ff ' 'l.. - +P f . I -ff.. 5 I I t ETH' lfi W, 3 3 1-Z rg 'v ,. ' 1: vfkr. M . Qs 1 .lx 'wif' V' .Lx . ,. . i :Vx K , in i WH 73 f ' .27 ' ak: 4- f' . E. ' '-' r xx' f TWENTY GERTRUDE DANCIGER Gertrude's greatest ambition is to become tall. You know ,about 5 teet 8, so she says. lt she succeeds she'll have to get some one like Primo Carnera tor a boy friend. Her weakness is talling tor all dark. handsome Latins. However. her secret passion in school lyes. she has onel is not dark. in tact. he is quite fair. Now. guess who he is? Her hobbies are swimming, hiking, read- ing and moving picture shows. She enioys reading stories about the natives ot Atrica and India, and has a great desire to travel and see the world. Welll keep hoping, Gertie. dreams have come true. Red is her tavorite color. and does she wear itl Gertrude has to her credit, work in the G. O. Store and membership in the Spanish and Swimming Clubs. SOL DAVIDOWITZ Hunger may come and hunger may go. but tood goes on tor- ever. Such was the case with Sol, tor as we know, he had a lunch post and could tind no reason why he should go hungry. Davie has shown a bit ot interest, too. in scholarship and service. He has been secretary to both Mr. Lynch and Mr. Switt. Ott and on, it is possible to notice him in-a corner as it in a de- iected mood. A persevering character has pulled him through such periods. l PETER DENIGM Jyzez. Why were you called Peter! Because my moth wanted it so. This uncanny ability at logical reasoning has d Peter to want to be an engineer. Already he has an invention in mind. lt's going to be a bridge that's like the Cyclone in Coney Island. ln other words, instead ot a monotonous ride. we'll have a thrilling one, tull ot ups and downs. Nice work. Petel We'll be tor that bridge. ' JOHN DeSlATl Several people can b s ot havi vest-pocket editions ot dic- ti na ' s'or oth r 1 's -- te can cnast being a vest-pocket e ' io t - f -Q ee. n . wonder it the mid- dle . - S tor rciv r . ears ago, John started out ' on ,thre hairs - c in. But by dint ot hard work he on pros re l -- J' e has to shave it at the beginning ot each perio e have lways thought something was wrong. with his upper ory, but n w that we have tound out that he writes poetry o all things, w are sure ot itl , 'FLORENCE DIAMOND lt ever a demure, curly-haired blond with green eyes and a quick step omes into our sight, you will be correct in surmis- ing that F rence' ia n is gracing your presence. This pleas- ingly plu li ' a changeable di osition ibut isn't that everlastin minin whi is a eat regret to her. Howeva on omin e with Florence's sense ot humor is torgi en'a rgotten. Her timidity prevents her from being outsp n nd because ot this she is frequently mis- iudged. On Sat d afternoons. Florence may be tound sitting in a tront row the Paramount munching sponges lshe wants to reducel. Floren dreams ot visiting Hollywood and having Joel McCrea as her escort. 'if' :A :Hi -. wg 'fa' 'us--A 'aye-it AW6Zw:'f'fff':'- :sl -5.s'Q WYi-Wi li 5f' si ' ilk - ' 1' f. f fm. :. .1 . ', 4 .,i ' , vm- . H fs-:,.As+.1,,3'?.f.' - . M. wtf- ff' im- yn at :dest-if , . 1 f - 1 -15:4 ,' . I l HANNAH DICKER Looks are deceiving. especially in Hank's case. Little would a stranger suspect that she is one ot the foremost girls students ot the school. Hannah had an early start, as is proven by the tac that she was elected into the Arista in her fifth term. which is a rare accomplishment Term atter term the Honor Roll has been graced by the name ot Hannah Dicker. She is the proud pos- sessor ot three silver scholarship pins and one gold, one tor Regents marks. It would be lortunate it Hannah' 'became a teacher, because then she would be able to hand on some ot her knowledge to others. 4 ARTHUR DIETZE He's so good in economics his teachers suggested that he write a Dietze's Book on Economics. Our suggestion is tor him to hang a piece of black crepe around his head. Using Skolsky's method. we tind that Art is blond. He sleeps in sky-blue maroon pajamas. has a birthmark on the bottom of his -toot and dis- likes archeologists. Art comes to school every day in his Chev- rolet. He is very popular and is liked by his tour friends. SALVATORE DIGIOVANNA Who said good things come in little packages? Not that we're trying to boost this one- rporation, but he has his merits. A diligent worker. ln t ys when Bushwick had a toot- ball team, Sal wa an im nt ember of that squad. He has earned two maio lette in at sport. Sal has also rendered valuable service e sch l. He was former captain ot the Annex Traffic S u an at present is Second Deputy of the Senate. His o ault are that he is a nickel nurser and that he pals but ith naguro. LILY DINER ' Lily is a sweet little girl with a loveable personality. Her blue eyes. curly brown hair, and pretty tace win her the 'admiration ot many. Lily loves music so much that she ioined the Glee Club. She can even play the piano. With enthusiasm in her soul, she decided to dance. Poor Lilyl She doesn't know a waltz from a fox trot. Besides her wonderful musical career, Lily has a service list that would fill a book. EVELYN DUERRE We salute the Girl Athlete l This honor was bestowed upon Evvy because ot the completion ot tour years ot athletic work, both in class and in the G. A. A. How often have we seen her on the tield, screaming excited words ot encouragement to, her players or running across the tield at top-notch speed? Good- ness, need we warn the fellows that Duey packs a mean punch? But, aside from all this, she is very feminine. She even indulges in that tarnous girlish sport-gigglingl Her winning personality and popularity were recognized when we elected her secretary ot the G. O. TWENTY-ONE .i-. .i fr- u-,mt X -iq ii' A ' 4, L , , ' , .., ., .. c. cc.. c. .N .4 ,H .. . ,., s . .M A A A V X by wi 14-A A A' U A .,,,-.,,.4,,,, A it V ill 4-n4i,Hi V l l , .y . V ,. -A , - , - I v .is a - - A- A- . --' I I . ' wa-Beano..-. ' V T'-i ' ' ' ' A ' A - . . s.r,.,...: 'A ' . .Aa ff.: -' f 4A ifwfvi- , ' 1 ff i ' . 5 , , -14 . '. fs.'-.jr f my 1., .3 f es'- Asia - i . , - , ...i'.vL2if2-If? A45: tf-' f . . . :If A. ff iff fs. .av ' wifi ' A A V A r !'Pi 7 '.- -' Q 2 5 WV. ,'-'a ' , -, A ' 55' A ' 95-51' ' ', 'E' ' - A ' : ',',-V. I f' . 15?-1, 111.53 5 Zin' vi 9241 ' Si Y . ' '. a ' A ., .' s ' ' .. -. , , g l g. - . . , .w e ...5 - , . . . . . . . . . so A 'wx ' fi,-2.1. AA Q., -A 'j ,, Q -- . : ik -. ,N 5 -5,,,.,A.-r-ev ff-.,grjfg3 , 'r A- -- .. ---1 ' TL-ssc,'g, A . - r .--,,..'sk.a.i..1as.s., .J -,L -...uc - - -. - - A - 1,1 . f?5:,, , L, N , I h l.. l . I I TWENTY-TWO GUSSIE DURST WhaT a Tragedy, she ha ' a Tele e. Gussie is very quieT. So quieT, ThaT when h an er r' ds pass Through The halls iT sounds like a C ' ese rioT. Bu oT course, This is Through no TaulT rs. is so wel lik ThaT her cIassmaTes iusT won'T leave e. I-ler m ' ambiiion in liTe is To inTerview Bing Crosby. haT a br Tor Bingl She is by no means idle. Gussie has bee reTary To Miss Schneider and Miss Gold- smiTh. 's popular member of boTh The CosmeTician Club, The N e lub and The G. A. A. Gussie has served many Times in Te capaciTy oT G. O. and BulleTin and Oriole Rep. Being a True Tollower oT Crosby, she dislikes Russ Columbo. HARRY EGAN' I-lere's a bo o is as quieT as a mouse-in class. OuTside- ThaT had beTT r e lqfpunsaid. Some one Told me he likes To argue. ThaT brings TainT 'on oT is debaTes in Mr. RaphaET?1plass.,Q?I-lm-m , as Sno yr eep are wonT To say. Does ThoT boy-'Take parT in class discussio . ngied h oes- unTil heQs ,call d on. Then his Tongue geT'Ti , or his 'false TeeTh sli'p V y ' Q - ' ' ' I-I f I ' FI FRANK ELDREDGEE- T' - I Pen is a love 26 Trdllcand hopesfflbecome a sTar runner some day. Goo X lu, ,Yo you, bpyJ,T-le nlciys moTor-boaTing and aTTends every Time' Thei opporTun'TyI arises. AnoTher TavoriTe pas- Time is dilly-dallying wiTh II soris oT chemicals. AlThough Pen is noT ouTsTanding infhils guitlies he manages To geT by wiThouT making a pesT oT himgelfj Easy come, easy go seems To be his moTTo. 1- ' I fl V WILLIAM ELLIOT , AThIeTically incline , 'lliam . ' T as Trie or many ol The s oo Tea' b lack h Ty T y of Them s swm In a follow d This sporT Bill' Ta Hg y' i ' ' for ma a . as TorT aTe ThaT The school had no pool Tor we mighT now be mourning his loss. AnyTime you wanT To End Bill, look for Cella. ELEANOR ERB Eleanor is a preTTy liTTle blue-eyed blonde. She is liTTle, buT oh can she Talk! Eleanor is one of Those bridge fiends: if one suggesTs a biT of Tun iT's, LeT's play bridge. Even Though bridge Takes up mosT oT her spare Time, she has noT allowed iT To hinder her from being eTTicienT in her work. She has aT- Tained high averages ThroughouT her eighT Terms in Bushwick. Eleanor has been secreTary To Miss Thompson and Miss Schradeick and worked in The lunchroom. Besides being TalkaTive, Eleanor has been giTTed wiTh a greaT amounT of wiT. When she Tells a ioke, The hearers never know The end. I I I E- I I I I I Q. I I If I I - I ii' I ' is It , Ly E , I I I.: I I - I I I I I ' I I I I I y I I I I M. X ,Af 'fe-'V 0' ' if ! li. .. , '3' Ti? X ff A LOUIS ERDMAN A good-looking chap and yet he's bashful. Wake up. Lou. Take advantage of your .opportunity and go around breaking a few feminine hearts. Lou comes and goes. but is rarely noticed because of his quiet manner. However. he gives much of his time to the school and has been rewarded with membership in the Senate and the Council. Lou is an unwelcome sight to latecomers for he usually greets them with You're late, this way to the late desk. The clothing line seems to hold a charm for Lou. for at present, he has a iob with a clothier, and that is more than most of us can boast of. s FRANK FEMINELLA Frank's name, according to an ancient language, signifies little woman. Which means tat something must be wrong. Frank was so anxiou be e the Senate and the Council that he wore 't airs of shoes in collecting attendance slips. Frank 's research worker. He once heard that a camel can st y g t days without water. and at present he is engaged in an experiment to find out how long it can sfay with water. S'funny. but the answer seems to be the same. GRACE FERRIGNO if there were a contest for the fastest speaker, Grace would beat Floyd Gibbons. It seems as if somebody wound her up and she never ,had a chance to run down. Tell her that you like mov' s and' dancing and you'll have Grace as your life-long fri . These are two amusements with which she occupies most er time. That isn't all she does: Grace has been working ntinually for Bushwick ever since she entered as a little fresh- n in the Annex. She has been bell-ringer, President of the ex G. O., Vice President of the Annex Service League, and has served as secretary fo many lucky teachers. JOSEPH FERRISQ A combination of class baby and comedian. One look at Frisky's face, however. and the shrubbery will convince you he is over thirteen. Joe is to be envied because he has two orig- inal hobbies. They are listening to frogs croak. and throwing mothballs at caterpillars. He rarely gets angry. but when he does., he can crush a handful of grapes. Such strengthl A great thrill would have been to see Frisky arrive at the Prom in a swal- Iowtail coat and a high hat. He was formerly known as Homer but this appellation was changed to fit conditions. He is an honorary member of both the Senate and the Council. ALBERT FEUCHT Since he came to shwic Scho l, Al has made many im their homework if ems a h ever one is lad f friends. friends who l ly - I he forgot his ow . l - .,. y ' 9 0 see him graduate, seeing 'hi o three years. This is the best part of Al's haracter. If more be said, it would probably cause friction. TWENTY-THREE IH 2' --ff' l si NJ lifff J WL W, .J ly Er TWENTY-FOUR . if . f l Here is a girl wifh perso li lus IIO pounds of life and vigor. Someho fhis you dyf ffracfs one, wifh her brown hair and brow eyes. Vim figure ws fhaf she has a yen- nof Japanese oney afhlefic even in fennis fhere are faulfs. She as c ed nee because Serena, meaning Serene, d'd if he i earlier sfage of life. If you're feel- ing blue can de n on Renee fo cheer you up wifh her quick wi he's hap y-go-lucky, refusing fo worry abouf any- fhing-even sarcasfic marks from hisfory feachers and seven- feen days absence in one rd. She infends fo become a court sfenographer. SERENA FIEDLER , Lorne FILIPOVITCH She chews gum unfil every bi? of fasfe is gone. Candy and soda cerfainly keep her chubby. Dancing and laughing are her pasfimes. Believe if or nof, she hafes movies buf loves afhlefics, even fhough she looks different She expecfs fo affend Pace ln- sfifufe. An airplane ride once made her dizzy and if hasn'f losf ifs effecf yef. Loffie is nof wifhouf a good service record. She has been secrefary fo Mr. Hoffman. Mrs. Conley, Mr. Healy and has worked af The swifchboard. FRANCES FINK Give her a swimming pool and a dance orchesfra and she will be confenf wifh life. According fo Frances, we shouldn'f be made fo change rooms in school because she always leaves her pens and pencils behind her. Help her by invenfing some mefhod by which she can keep frack of her belongings because she has a habif of losing fl-lem. Affer June 25, she infends fo go fo business if The depression is over and she can find a iob. Firsf, however, she infends fo enioy herself by faking a vacafion fo resf up affer her sfrenuous work af school. .. X l give hims a R hard is so modesf abouf his services fo LJ W ' RICHA SHER Leavln so soon? sf you? The depression musf be over, since i is agai ember of The G. O. in good sfanding. How 'd you m e fo spend four years in Bushwick wif u N ur kowi ,ie abouf you? This fellow won'f even 'xfhe lfchool a n prying reporfer could discover fhem. Can if by l .absence makes fhe hearf grow fonder, you musf lem Bushwick. X ' N RUTH FLUHRER Wafch ouf for fhe Wafchdog of fhe Treasury. She is al- ways consuming profeins, much fo The expense of, her parenfs. Whaf's fhisl She sings, foo? Defecfive sfories are her Waferloo. Tha? blush of hers is nafural lalfhouigh she loves fo acfl buf don'f lef fhaf air of sobriefy fool you. She's differenf. She ex- pecfs fo become fhe' perfecf secrefary affer leaving school. Un- forfunafely, she can never find anyfhing, nof even a losf boy- friend. In spife of fhese defecfs. she has secured iobs as secre- fary fo Mr. Fiedler, Mrs. Klar and fhe Reporfers Club. She is also a prominenf member of Arisfa. P l is W-was J ,f V3 t ANNE FORMAN , Oh, l couldn't do thatl I've got to be different. comes too often from this soft-voiced darling of English teachers. eslxis so different. she's original-even in answering guestions.'Sl1e'd be a great athlete if. as Anne constantly sighs. the ball didn't slip through her fingers so often. She'd be a great scholar it. as Anne constantly reiterates. the knowledge didn't slip through her head so easily. Because of her graduation. Bushwick almost lost a great scholar and athlete: MAE .FRANK Sweet sophisticatio - but is it p le that a girl like Mae :an't dance. especial 'Hwhe ves in Middle Village? One ot these days. Mae is o think ot a 'nal alibi not doing her French homework. Wy 'fu Y -end took me to the movies last nig , C ow could l do my ho - work? We guess you would like to know that there is only one movie house in Middle Village. An unusual lass. Mae. Green eyes and a well poised head help to impress her in your mem- ory. Another girl athlete who looks very feminine in spite of her tennis and swimming exertion. JULIUS FRIEND Whenever you see a crop of brown curly hair, without look- ing at his face you will know it is our Friend. We haven't yet decided whose hair his resembles. Einstein's or Paderewski's but nevertheless. it's in the way. Julius's scholarly appearance is not deceiving. tor he really is a bright student. being a member of the Arista. the Senate and the Council. Upon second thought. perhaps that hair resembles an artist's more than anything else. for he is an artist. It you ever sat next to Julius in class and you suddenly heard an eiaculation come from him, it was be- cause he was drawing your profile and iust when he was getting the tilt ot your nose, you moved. But whether scholar or ar- tist. he will always'be a Friend. GRACE FRUCCI Grace s a habit ot calli veryone gal. regardless of sex. Her pet astime is keepin' wi h he l pal. She is usua six or se e la s e ind a has to be pulled alon ul re h r that burns all the girls up. i dancing but enioys siting out dances with the right person. Grace gets along well with everyone lwhen her sarcasm does not get the best of herl. She has held many' positions. among which are secretary to Miss Charney and Miss Hall. GAETANO FUCCILLO Silenc Golden. This proverb seems to be, Fuccillo's motto. to very rely do we hear him redte. ln tact e' so quiet th, ' eli thanjieniors e re ot the tact t e is e em. ever once in tour years as anyone attempted to call h' aetano. The reason is self-explanatory. Try to w ' ' rs tsi that Fuccillo is a tine chap. He has no neg ec o er e hool, having been secretary to several teachers. sides being a representative tor the - C Bulletin and Qfj ' TWENTY-FIVE ffl if ygys I .JW 1. f .. X :Y ,Ria -.a...A...,,s.1-.Mfs'..sawr V 1 . 5? K is :- sg, .A . t , ,ini 1- 1 m. l vnxf. . l.i,f Q . ir A, f- i . ia,-gp, or-1, , ,- r , , wp- Q 1 5 K .. .- N T I FN f' 6 1 1 xy 1? TWENTY-sux Pele looks so much like his brolher you'd lhrnk lhey were lwins, bul lhey were merely born on lhe same day. One of Pele's favo- rile expressions is, As soon as you're done wilh Joe's homework, lend il lo me. This proves lhal Pele is sludious. Il's now lime lo pop lhal one aboul lhe slill walers running deep. On lhe surface Pele looks very quiel indeed. Bul once he gels lo lhe lunchroom he slarls quile a rumpus. Perhaps il's because Pele is lhal hungry or because he lhinks he'is immune from punish- menl since he is a member of lhe Senale. JOSEPH GARTNER Well, oulside appearances cerlainly are misleading. To look al Joe you would l ' k he was a big br 'er. When he leacher calls on him he gels and answers in a eak ' ,Mwhile s ars burn. He's a gr v ix feel y an o n ulh. He fried lo m lhe baseball and fo a leams, ul lhe coaches lhoughl he wa o good so lhey dropped him. However, he man- ages lo do so e work for lhe school, since he is a member of lhe lraffic squad. RICHARD GASTIGER ' Il was a cloudy day when Dick regislered in Bushwick and according lo him il's slill cloudy. In his lirsl lerm, he lried lo Xpress his musical emolions by ioining lhe orcheslra. Bul he soon ol ired of carrying lhe piano back and forlh so he quil. Gasliger a few posls on lhe roof and in lhe halls during his school areer. Dick wenl air-minded suddenly and wilh lhe combined efforls of several olhers, he organized lhe Airplane Club. He re- mained in lhis noble sociely for lhe resl of his four school lerms. Gasliger expecls lo be an archilecl so lhal he can design schools for lhe younger generalion lo admire and love. ' ei . 0' JOSEPH IACON Joe is greal i lalion, 5He remi us of a cigar Iighler. I-Ie never orksl l Joe ai ed s lhing by going lo high school: he l working or an lh our years, and he received a diploma, -il is a mys ery u whal he will do wilh il. Joe is fond o laying lricks on his 'ends who somelimes relaliale. If ambilion were money Joe woulda e a pauper. However, we do nol doubl lhal Joe will succeed. S e day in lhe dislanl lulure when we answer lhe doorbell. we yl,be greeled wilh lhe familiar Will you buy a magazine lady? I' orking my way lhrough col- lege. ll will be our own Joe. ' LOUISE GIARDELLO Dimple, dimple, lillle slar. She would like lo lravel, lherefore reads books exlensively. Her bashfulness has resulled in a' dislike for lrolleys as she lhinks people are always looking al her. An aulomobile ride enlhralls her. Her greal ambilion is lo become a privale secrelary lo some handsome employer. Lel's hope he's rich. Her services vary. She has been secrelary lo Mr. Nanes, Mr. Hoffman and Miss Coleman. She also works al lhe lale desk handing oul lale passes. 'Y I 4 . - .,,,.f,A fA.V . .fs.ff.f' PETER GIORDANO A scholar. a speaker, a service man, +ha+'s our own Peier Gior- dano. Besides being 'rhe Ediior of +he Bullefin.- he has been elecied ihe Mosi Popular Boy of ihe Senior Class. His abilify as a scholar is proven by ihe inieresling discussions he delivers in his classes and by his membership in fhe Arisfa. He possesses a sincere desire +o help in all school aclivifies. His charming per- sonaliiy and friendly disposiiion have won for him a place in ihe hearis of all his classmafes and leachers. You can l say anyihing againsf Peie. EVELYN GLOBERMAN - Behold ihis quiel' lass! Quief? Yes-unless she's al' G. A. A. meeiings. There her shyness ceases. ll' has been rumored fhai she aclually delighis in reading. lsn'f if fragic? Evelyn has a long lisl' oi services, bui you never hear her felling anyone aboui ihern. She has held fhe iob of cashier in 'rhe lunchroom for lwo ierms. Here's a girl who' will be as successful in her fuiure life as she has been in school A goo naiure ellow H ways going around wiih . i 5 f DONALD some . l fl a brighl' sms s f e malcn us won er wheiher is name on. I . . i W i . . . has a hin I 5 wii D s acc mpl,hm s geifina Non e a ba ieam, in e e il 1 afe because 9 l he lcn presidenll a falling 'For a yswous bruneiie who has a er named Her n. Don ha readyfound a iob. When he leaves Bushwicl:.,+he Hudson Bay Fur Company is sending him io ihe Souih Seailslands io sell ifs produci lo ihe naiives, and will Apollo ge? a breakl AARON GOLDENBERG jf The Genial Genius of Ediiors Aaron u sei 'fhe a e old fheor - P 9 ' Y -fhai ll work and no play malces Jack a dull boy. He has been g for his Alma Maier every 'lerm wifhouf negleding his scho rship. ln his iif+h 'rerm Aaron sfarled a career which has not been paralleled. He was elecfed info The Senaie and Council. The nexi ierm he was elecied info ihe Arisia. ln his sevenfh ierm, Aaron became Edifor-in-Chief oi 'the Bullefin. ' Presidenl of fhe Council and Second Depuiy of ihe Senafe. Coniinuing his mania for worlf, he became in his final ierm. Firsi Depuiy of ihe SenaieJ Manager of +he Lunlcbhroom. and lasi bu+ noi leasi, Edifor-in-Chief of ihe Year Boolc. Jusf anoiher case of e hard-working boy making good. Henwle eouns N This liiile girl always beiween 'rhe devil and 'rhe deep blue sea-by special yrighl' of fhe mission owners. She is al - s imifaiing Mrs. G dberg. She m relinquish her he rf so day bul' never her ror. Thai is y she is ihe M r G' . Her neainess is ove elm'ng ne va a+ion she - ed ' an office and caugh+ e ri if ' rea h. ev I cold. er services are numerous. as S ry '- iedman r. Wolfson Miss Feldma and Miss Rl Q tw has done hroom and swiichboard ervice. Who says V 2 s no perpei ofion? r T wif N' TWENTY-SEVENQI .J 'if' l f I il ul 4' li . A 1 . ,i 1 -1 , is -,s e' f 'lp iw 4. ' 7.21. 1 i wifi. T W2 'Q A fm TWENTY-EIGHT WALTER GOLEMBISKI When in school, Waller is an easy-going fellow. Such is nof lhe case oulside. His chief enioymenl oulside is lo play handball. And boy, +hal's where he puls all The energy and zesf, which is nol' always apparenl al school. Alfhough he is a good scholar, he has .worked hard on lhe Traffic squad, which is no easy lask. He was asked once nol so long ago, whal he inlended lo be. The an- swer was maybe. ' LAWRENCE GRICE A rare combinalion indeedl Larry, allhough a member of 'lhe Arisla and a lop-nolcher on lhe 'honor roll, is engaged in com- peling againsl olher schools in 'rrack meels. He has lwo maior lellers in lhaf sporf, and is lruly a running scholar. He is also a capable secrelary. The Boys Reporlers Club, of which he is 'lhe head. was founded by him. Some day in 'rhe lulure. we hope 'ro see Larry in 'lhe Olympic Games, or al' 'the head of a large busi- ness organizalion. ' LENA GRIMALDI ' Our Lena is considered one-of Bushwick's assels. She has con- lribuled as much lime as possible lo aclivilies in lhe school. -She was secrelary lo Mr. Friedman. Bullelin and Oriole Rep, and belonged lo 'lhe Swimming Club, Glee Club. and Newman Club. If Lena could sing as well as she laughs and sneezes, she would mosl' assuredly be one of our prospecfive Prima Donnas. Her favorile hobbies are dancing and skaling. Lena inlends lo be a big business woman afler gradualing. JOSEPHINE GUARISCO Conlrary lo lhe lenglh ol her name, Josephine belongs lo lhe lillle girls lin heighll of Bushwick. Bul we musl' remember lhalall good 'lhings come in small packages and be proud lo have a girl like Josephine as a fellow sludenl. She fakes her sludies seriously and consequenlly seldom fails lo receive a good raling. All in all, we have nolhing buf praise 'lo offer her. A lin u i h lrl. Everyone who knows Kay will say lhal They ar pro of er friendship for several reasons. The mosl imporfanl KAY HAMILTON es rhha Ka is loyal and fhal she is easy lo gel along wslh. ay m an ney i ome people, buf fo Kay if means room r acc s e . girl wilh all 'rhese line qualifies should nol be e a good French sludenl. Thaj' is Kay's weakness. ul h does nol' seem 'ro frel' over il. We cerlainly would nof min seeing her on lhe silver screen as a prolegee of Joan Crawfo . 33 in ill l - 0 ,,gs4d..Ln .lv .......'.. ff:-f-W ,. s, .- ff- K ..ugj-:s-: Q.l'-:f,15- - 12 , u fr? 1, , Ti' .114 v jgnjg v .dff r gz .,f,1...'l' vs. 'Z 9 vhs Q .1 CH. .i.r..f..-V '- , ff-' .:.---7-'v.. i'-Tr lv' 'A' Q b t V . ., V L . X. ,, M V . , . , ., .S , SYLVIA HANTMAN She is a fearless debafer in class only. In Sylvia, we have fhe . sfuff fhaf made George Washington say l cannof fell a lie. She baffles wiih one and all for her idea of fhe frufhl .She may noi fhink she's wrong buf Mr. Nanes and Mr. Blay can give eflecfive fesfimony io her passionafe crusade forllexacrness. Math is her delighf, sfrange as i+ may seem. She usually manager 'ro chaff up abouf nineiy every mafh regenfs plus one hundred in elemeniary algebra. Thaf should make you gaze upon her wifh awei Don'f fry fo make her speak- ' y 'ro op her' Remember I Nanes, Mr. D yle, Miss Richardson, Miss Smifh and Mrs. Klar. MAY HARRIS 4 . I - QQY- Speech is silver b silence is g n. She chews gum like a cow. even b fer. eeping laf rs and dancing are her favorife pasfimes. y borrow you 'r or your siockings, sisfer dear? This is a gli of our I ' af home. She Thinks she has a superiorify c plex. A o r mania of hers is wearing men's shirfs and lie . W c , bo , she may wan? fo borrow some- lhing. The h lpf kin is May. She has been secrefary fo Mr. CHSSIER HARUCKI he? was n The aflic Squad onc . He also,made the honor roll onc s, he e f m kholar s I l s e, i man. This q l n' J due fo m esfyl is going fo be an 'n r, f afch out Denig, he's going 'fo beaf you ou? in a i i I W ll 9 1 we'll wafch and see who wins. CHARLES HEIM Yes, he has an ambifion. Hs fhe mosf pracfical one menfioned on 'lhese pages. Charlie says, My ambifion is fo sfarf an aufomobile accessory business. He also said fhaf he owes his presenf sfand- in f h' h ' ' ' ' g o is mol ers pies. Charlie has been secrefary +o Mr. Hlllyer and has had posfs in fhe lunchroom and lobby. ' If 'I , nun-I HEITNER Hear fha? Bird? If's Peanufs. and can she wlQfle7 She losesh ' ' f ' ' ' er poise once I a hlle, buf donf h'6l3'T1'aTagamsf her. She came fo Bu ' learn how 'ro speak A is nd is always correcfing e. When you hear fhe , r s 'h.umbug or sw , you are hearing Rufh's melodi voice. She expecfs go fo coll d h ege, an s e b coll! safe? She wenf 'ro camp once and is forever f' in a er op,era+ion.' Don'+ gef in her wayl She's fe erame . Peanut is a remarkably aciive girl. She has ser d as4ecre+ary fo Miss Charney, Mr. Jaffe, Miss Goldsmirh, M s Feldman. and is a member of 'rhe Reporfers' Club. ' D TWENTY-NINE 1 5' -A i,E4L rv I N L., 5 - Qu WEN A ' xii vsfl-f I 1 5, wg nw: v ul 1 sw ,QQ . wwvt-, 32 ., i f, 9 1,13-if u Q' l i li'1 5' 5 . . 1 fs! hh 1 5 Q' 'f' -v . fgs X 1 ..a i THIRTY ROBERT HENRY Rivers may o rivers ma' , buf I run on forever. This oughi +o B 's moffo. 'r differeni fimes in his career he ha a ndidaf presidencies of 1' Senafe. ihe 6. . 'rhe niorx ss. his Greek Ad nis a wonderful chap d doesn'i em +o have any enemie 1 -he is man- ager of fh lu oom. He says he did noi u a graduaiion ring because s economical. But Bob can'+ ol us, we know he's wearing one wiih fhe iniiials F, G. in ii. JOSEPH HEPPA 1 - ' . I For one year, .s rved o e ' bl' a+ion ir lahon +aFF. finally r' ng b manag . s also r d on several minor + s 'rhroughoui Th ing. Convenfion means noihing jo its On man Sund - : no . he may be seen roller skafing Pihe neighborhood. ' s s ow whai Bushwick can do for a person. His greal ambiiion 1- 'ro ad his Bulle+in accounis correcily. AJoe's chief characierisiic is a bow Tie. 1 I y eeokee HOFFMANN A L44 E- T X-JL sffg' H Fimann isn'+ a Beau rumxvlfor a serv? e hwan. e QVVVVX o follow in ihe ioo+s'r of his classma+es by s dying over Saiur af and Sunday. whic afcounis for his marvelous record of never being on fhe hono r ll. lf rhe day is clear, and you an+ Hoff- 'll hav +o loo for him fi one oi. his frequ nfly visifed mann, .you 1 fishing ponds. I+ be NLum.Q,redxi.h8+-f+he-'h'sh.d!ea 'ro hear his fooisieps for 'rhey know 'rhose ieei spell disasfer +o ihem. LILLIAN HUGHES We have everylhing nice io say a lexcepi ihai she's HV6 feel. six inches lalll. She possesses perieci posiure and Thai a++enl'ive look so effeciive wiih feachers. Lillian has an irresisfible desire 'ro crack a good iqke even if if is af her ex ense You'll never hear Lillian 'rurn down someone for boul' ihis earnesl liiile girl o n p . aiilylhing for she has +he kindesi of hearfs. She has been secreiary +o Mr. Bruce and Miss Coleman. GERHARD HUNDT Waich ouf bruneiiesl Jerry Hundl' with The villainous eyebrows is, growling hround The halls looking for ihal' specimen of fhe weaker sex. lOr is i+ visa versa?l Every fwo feel. he siops a girl d asks her for Lafin Unsuccessful wiih ihe fellows. he 'fries if an . on +he girls. Jerry has had his luck even wifh such characferisiics. He has been elecfed presideni' of 'rhe Senior class and presidenf of 'rhe Pan-American Club. He's a debaier and an acior ,ff ,V nf f,-,Q K, V110 , 111 Lf! ,.f,'w .Lv J ' ' 1 f .f inf I jf ,W l . . .,a.....4..- . , JAMES INGOGLIA Jus? why he was ni d ggie' esn em - 1 '2- , . for he is a good chap nd really has no serious france 'Ig . . . . im has been bringing our rack feam plenfy of pomfs a : - porfanf meefs. Alfhough never was a sfar +rack man. you can rely upon. him for 'rhird p e. Aside from frack lggie doesn'+ care much for ofher sporfs. However, one of fhese days he is going fo 'rake his running more seriously. and i'r.wouldn'f surprise us 'ro see him walk away wifh fhe Olympics. gf me JAMES INZ LLg E The Comeback Man. Affer an absence of a year d a half. Jimmy refurned lo Bushwick, and by dinf of hard work rose fo a prominenf posifion in school affairs. ln his fiffh lerm he was elecfed info fhe Arisfa. The following 'rerm he made fhe Senale and lhe Council. ln his sevenlh ferm, Jimmy became Third Depufy of fhe Senafe, Acfing Vice Presidenl' of lhe Council, Manager of lhe Lunchroom and ' e Presidenf of 'rhe . . ln his final le he was Adverfis' g n ger of fhe Public ' ns. Throu h l is career. Jimm has a ned o c o . and has been .lea I m r of ris a. GEORGE JENSEN V I If was Sepfember. l928. fh B shwick experienced an unusual shock. N ' g shorf of an e fhq ke seemed 'fo have slruck The school. ' Y' fhing was sugg sfed rom elephanfs fo bcsffljships. buf -- le mally . 35 .-: ff ensen no al ' care e mann r soon won e admiralion of all, : ucceeded well, even in his sfudies. LOUIS JOSEPH As a resul+ of his four-year sfay al Bushwick. Lou has become a humourisf. He even laughs af his own iokes. Miss Cowan no- ficed his abililies, and consequenfly he appeared in fhree plays. The senior class elecfed him Class Comedian. The people of Middle Village don'f know fhaf Lou is a comedian buf fhey do know he can be very annoying af fimes. He wanfs fo be a masfer comedian. Should you show a desire fo lisfen fo him play fhe piano, violin, accordion and iews harp you will find him very grafe- ful. Joe. is a member of fhe Senafe and 'ihe Council. LILLIAN KACSUR A Quile a willing workerl l-low many of us would assisf wifh checking lab books 'fill far, far info fhe affernoon? Noi while 'rhere's a chance fo flee from our Alma Maier al' 'fhreel Lil has been official class secrefary fo Mr. J. Cohen. This was fruly a fedius iob, because 'these seniors have a way of mysferiously dis- appearing when alfendance is being checked. She also wehl ouf for afhlefics and as a resull she is a G. A. A. member. -s N, - . . , L . R '::'Te!ifL '- .. .. l THIRTY-ONE i , .V ,ws-1...f S, . A 31. 4' 4'a as Q . , - . I, 1 H .ai V ' I Qi,-s r i .v,..s5 I I. l 4 4 -'sf , kg 4' + .rjq ,335 6 .fi . ,1 P2 Mr.. . r., 1 .0 Z W2 Ugg s 1. ,fl - was s 1 Q A ij , -A . fe Q ,A4xfF? -i av H ,rpg - 'sv -, 5 Sl 2 J - K -4 g Q ,-1 KJ., K , . ,W M .. iw '45 9 , A H i i f., N 'Q yyl- . i ,f .iq s-.1 1 J.. nf , gy ..4, 'FA 4 ,. , zj. 3 f TM .5 .in ' x r I 3 i - - ,. fx' 1' G M, :wwf .W .' ii ef A, .uf .QQ ,Y I ff?7'jgl,,7f1 l TF-li-RTY-TWO GUSSIE KAVETSKY BEATRICE KANTOR STill sTar-gazing! An acTive member of The AsTronomy Club is compleTing her work aT Bushwick. STrange as iT may seem This young lady claims never To have looked aT a sTar Through a Tele- scope. Miss Kanfor can .easily qualify for a sTar-gazer wiTh Those big dreamy eyes. Coming back To earTh, she has helped prepare The diplomas for her class and has also aided Mr. Blay and Miss HuTchinson. ln defending herself againsT all This sTar-gazing Miss KanTor says ThaT iT is necessary for her arT work. She, like all arTisTsl?l needs inspiraTion. Looking aT her posTer for The Hearns PosTer ConTesT one realizes ThaT she has been inspired. Well, maybe all The inspiraTion isn'T due To The sTars. MARY KASPRZAK Here is a girl wiTh a personaliTy hard To find. She is gifTed wiTh a characTer everyone would like To possess. Kaspy is whaT we call our gifTed friencl. When The Pan-American Club was organ- ized. Mary came ouT To ioin iT. She has been secreTery To Mr. BerkowiTz for one year. belongs To The STenography Club, P. E. C., and The G. A. A. Kaspy's hobbies are swimming. dancing and baskefball. Pleasing her friends when They are down-hearTed is her specialTy. Her goal is To become a privaTe secreTary To a millionaire broker on Wall STreeT. A raTher acTi ng lady will 'oin mob of Bushwick Alumni. Miss KaveTs id many Te , among Them The Misses Kil- urn. C an,' ldsmiT rs. kilTon. This busy liTTle lady lso acT' e lnT s any c 'as The Bookkeeping l , The STe lub, and Th . A. A. How is Bushwick ing To geT g wi ouT her? HARRY KELLY Here is anoTh Typical udeM Th a quieT manner. Kelly is never heard of T? one f The nighT To The oTher. NoT so in The day Time. f oesn'T Talk all ay.long. He can become serious on en 's no ice, an ri g These periods a deep Troy r s ryone ThaT o e Turbed. CerTain Teach- ersf er, refuse To heeld isgwarning 'aTFd break in rudely upon his diTaTion. Harry has many offers buT finds IT hard To decide whic college is worThy of his presence. ll il .x , STANLEY KENDZIERSKI My Buy. can he shooTl He' T ng To be a KnighT of The Roads lmore commonly known as a Trampl. H.ere's one fellow you won r chase away so easily. He was vic -p ' enT of The PosTer Club in The annex. His fiery ambiTion ie dqjsfga-T him accus- Tomed To The quieT and peaceful w uc he is To experience as a knighT. ,I T' T .ln . ..-Mus , - 4 'vs , . A A .' W'-2? saws. '- . 1 1'-'ii' ' ' 'Mfr' W -L ' 1 i-'J' ..-2 .rv f 5 I l i 31 If ELSIE KESTEL g She was named Eva buf has always been called Elsie. iEven her family couldn'f 'fell you why.l Elsie specializes in dancing, good music. cerfain sporfs, cooking and sewing. Elsie has been a member of fhe swimming club and 'rhe fennis club. Ever since her 'friends have learned 'ro play 'rhe piano, Elsie has wanied 'ro do if foo. Jus+ now she is +oo busy learning 'ro play bridge. Her chief services have been acfing as secrefary fo Mr. Healy and Miss Buckley. Mr. Primolif and Miss Gore have also had The pleasure of her aid. , ..w , i s 5 .,.. - .,.- fi-1-. 1 fe, . '5- 7' ,f I ' ff I i1.41Z?e .f DIANE KNEAPLER f is--f 41' Jusf anofher one of 'fhose -you know-never happy unless in frouble. Didn'f you hear? She was running for mosf sophisiicafed when somebody wenf and declared 'rhaf high school Kids weren'+ sophisiicafed. She and her 'reachers ge? along fine. She's been secreiary fo Miss Sfraub, Miss Middlecamp, Miss Maher and Mr. Milne. lShe enioyed working for him mos+.l She goes in for a+hlefics--oufsicle of school. and is crazy abouf dancing. She' says she's an aciress buf we know oiherwise, and howl ' I 101 THEODORE KOCHANSKI , Teddy. whose inexfingu' le escen has for several years pervaded Bushwick's hal aly br dow and confessed where he discovered h debafing abil' He ims fha? affer reading how Demosfhenes pracfise aki ' pe his moufh. he fried if foo, and disco e dim surprise 'thai he could speak wifh fhem perfec .i ln 'fact he found 'rhaf he could speak iusf as long. iusf as loud, and sfill say much less 'than a Unifed Sfales Senafor could in the same amounl' of lime. OTTO KOPF Offo is so busy serving Bushwick fhaj' he runs all over 'rhe s hool from one pos? fo anoiher. Besides all +his work, he is able fo receive a good average in his classes. Thaf's somefhingl Did you ever hear of his plans for 'rhe future? He's going to be a doctor and he's going 'ro charge all Bushwickiies half price. He musl expecf all his pafienfs fo be Bushwickifes. S Jeff? HELEN KOPALOWITZ lnfroducing Helen, 'lhe girl haf co es from our of fown. and boy, you oughf 'ro he r t ' langua . Buf 1ha'r's f f way fhey talk down 'rheah, he 'el ? All .- . we fak - word for if. Wouldn'+ be a idea f -5 ave so 1 45 wick es a few lessons. nof men i ' g -, y - es. I+ho , elen has een wirh us 'For onl I - erms. f as Af-4 fo loin 'rhe Tennis .Club and acco is fo 'rhe re orfs fr hose quarfers, we hear fhaf she is ma T progress. i I ' i I ., . ,V ,uv i .. A .,1 fi . W I - vu .L-fx .1 ,.. . mv. I . V. .3 . g ,fx D 'i ,JP ,S 4 V 'fill .Q gr. .M , U l' : , -f Y s irlvwl 'fl . ' I mee, -5 T' ' H -Ex: F eg .xr - , fx 5 f . 'H EA, A --Sf! THl.RTY-THREE in .JL 5, A f 4 A i 1' KN f 1 'se L 1 sa ' 4 1, 'ir I f k f , if TJ THIRTY-FOUR NICHOLAS KRAIDICH J Peep info 'rhe maior arf cl and 6 u on a liHle boy who always keeps his nos o h ' sfon for fhe sake of his beloved arf. One musf noi im while he is. busy drawing for he becomes insulfed. ' is ihe ariis who is res onsible for mosf of 'rhe arf work in fhe Bulle'fin. L ' e and e Year Book. Be- sides his abilify in arf, Nicolas is g r. The kind of boy who may look bored. buf when alled u o , surprisingly alive. Af ' es he is in a good humor, buf af ofher Times he seems fo ha efhing on his mind fha? is impossible fo explain. ' .X KENNETH KRAUTTER Thaf's 'fighfli lf's o Ken frying fo answer a hisfory quesfion. Here's a ival for -E e Canfor. Affer a fhorough inspecfion, if was disc ered fhai' is eyes po oui' iusi' one fourfh of one sixfeenf o an i h ihan CarP6r's. Vl7v do you say fo fhaf. Eddi s ', enviable sgrvke-fgcord. If any of your clofhes are missing, look him up, in charge of fhe wardrobes. FRED KRISTX f'-ji, Because of his heighl he fifs info almo a sporf rafher easily He likes fo play baseball and baskefball. and he makes a good iob of bofh. Aside from sporfs, Fred is iusf a nice quief boy, whom, no one can keep up wifh while walking. He is a liffle shy in ihe presence of girls, buf he doesn'f seem fo be hindered by if af all. The P. T. field will nof look so good 'ro us wifh Fred gone. ETHEL KRON Efhel is a fine sfraighfforward girl, who loves all sporfs, pariicu- larly swimming. When she is in fhe wafer, she feels af home. She is also a lover of baseball. She likes fennis and golf and en- ioys a long hike. Efhel has many friends, fen of whom are sfaunch pals and wifh whom she has been chumming ever since her fourfh 'rerm in elemenfary school. She served as secrefary 'ro Mr. Fried- man. Dr. Humason and Miss Coleman, and is a member of fhe Girls Reporfers Club. 4 gk n GEORGE KRONCK When George ncke enfere hi ool he was four feef nine inches 'I' II w he's six feet ' services To his Alma Maier are ligibl eorge is good answering quesfions given 'lo o+h'er u s, buf you sh hea fhe answers hemakes when called himself. He's Bing Kroncke because he's al- ways I ging so in ribs. 'George is fhe lighfer par? of The Gold Dusf ns' of one of Dr. Horowi+z's American His- 'rory classes. l 1,1,'iigl'Z,. .N ' ,i Lila., 'L .he . . -.X 'i ' Jn! .. '5'i?i2 'HG 'Wk- f W . i1 l X , Xb c HELEN KURASZENSKI ' Helen of Troy had nolhing on our Helen. Thar famous face may have launched a fhousand ships. buf our Helen's 'face has caused even more hearls To fluifer. The old saying Hbeauliful buf dumb does noi' work here. She achieved highesl honors 'rhrough her work in +he Dramafic Club. As secrelary lo Miss Kilburn. she was mosi' efficient They say gypsies are known for fheir wander- lusl. Then Helen musl have gypsy blood in her. Bushwick is noi fhe only school fhaf has been honored by having her as il. Windham High in Conneciicul and Lane came in for re of lhe honors. The greaiesl 'thrill of her life ame w e sal in Mayor Walker's chair for one second. MORTON KUSHNER If anyone can use a good ' e w e e who doesn'f shirk, excepf in lhe summer 'r canlhire Morltf Ever since we can remember. Mori as ad lhe iob of opening and locking our wardrobes. The only 'lime we 'fell' any concern aboul our hals and coals was when Mori' was absenf. Besides working, he also likes 'ro eal. Anyway. he has a good lhoughl' behind every deed. PETER LA ROSA . Aifer fry' g his rl c in lhis cold, cruel, and malicious world. Pele ca e ack ushwick for -lurfher fraining. He lends his oic V our GI Club every Wednesday.. This is wha? keep up . an e.. n can almosl recognize our Dr. Horowilz. Upon o ng l I however, he seems far different from our hisfory S . e all ioin in lhe hope lhal' Pele will make a success of his confaet wifh fhe world fhis lime. ery fhroughouf lhe week. Looking af him from f 7 fl THERESA LAZER Sweel sixf , cur , chesfnul-colored hair, serious brown eyes, and an adoxe s le are characlerisl' of one F 'lhe prelfiesf girls in Bushwick H' h School. T er good l are recognized is shown by fhe i e is already efvv' ner of a beaufy confesf. She ha oved herself a capabl ' enr by compleiing fhe course in f ree and one-half years al findin fi lo of service lo er leachers. Theresa 1' s Ig sc ool feacher. Ref assured 'E 1' Ne Q iversify will be proud of her. ' LILLIAN LEAVY A charming blonde head of wavy hair olifsels fhe sweef face of a dignified senior. True blue eyes look al fhe world in a sfarlling manner. Here is a girl whose admirable qualifies gained for her lhe presidency of her freshman class, and rewarded her wilh membership in lhe P. E. C. She has been secrefary lo Miss Rich- ardson. Miss Lefkowilz, and Mr. Sherman. Since dancing in her hobby, one can easily visualize fhis willowy figure gliding gracefully fo a dreamy walfz lune. THIRTY-FIVE ., Z'-2 Q! ,ff- ,fifw i A4- l 4,,,,! K. gffk. ff 1 f ,45 9 4 I .W x. we I ju s V. gpg: . si vi-J, fy.: THIRTY-SIX SIDNEY LEFF I You have all h of Sidney Franklin fhe bull fighfer. Picfure Si ney Franklin an u have. 'd of whal' Sidney Leff is like. Our Sid should have wo 'r ' cfion of being 'the besf dressed boy in Bushwick. He a s looks neaf and clean. Even affer forfy-five minufes of w on fhe dusfy P. T. field he looks fresh. Sid is a likeable chap and whaf wifh his clofhes and fhal' school- girl complexion he should be popular in any communify. JAMES LEGGIO CfrfV N'9 We all know his na e is Giac mo and noi James. Sul fh can hardly blame h' for chan 'f. Jim has been working in his uncle sdrugsfore for some' fime whic 1' he musl' have quife a sfock af home. You know one of 'these oma whose hands are always sfraying. Some day when we re dying well run info Jims drug sfore and hell help us. Jim has done some work for fhe school for which he was rewarded wifh a French- fried fin haf which prevenfs fhe cerebellum from gafhering mould. VICTOR LEGLER n Vicfor fhe afhlefic 'nc Arisfan is fhe only member of fhe Arisfa 'ro succeed in making 'rhe Varsify squad in bofh baske?- ball and baseball. In his fifth' e Leg was one of -the few of his class fo be admiffed fo I i a. In fhe sevenfh +erm Vicfor was elecfed Vice-Presidenr of 'rhe Junior Class. His greafesf ambi- fion is somefhing quife confrary fo common belief. He hopes 'f become a famous acfor. FANNY LEIIBOWITZ In Fanny we have a curious mixfure of an ardenf devofee fo I sporf a rabid movie fiend an amafeur arfisf and an honor slu- buf we doubf The benefil' of fhe second and fhird fo fhe faculfy andgfhe sfudenf body. As feachers expound fheir pef 'rheories with loving care Miss LeBow her alias si'fs skefching fhe faces of handsome movie sfars. Fanny has made fhe honor roll every fhird. For her feverish efforfs in 'lhe world of sporf she has won many medals and 'lrophies and is in fhe P. E. C. Joi-IN LEN EWICZ John s s quief, he could noi be appr hed f r his record dur- in h' a 'o A ushwick. H sl been crefary fo ' F rite Mis C yah I L' as 'h u posfs or f e erage rvice 'I . ' ' e h' n hobbisfif golf. I I 5 -H. O is G f u f I d i K? 6 . I . 47,524 . o F 1' r . E 7 ,KJ W .. 6 1 HM? UL IJ' dent' The firsl' and las? arelfhe ioy and pride 'of her Alma Mafer. vim bf lu, M1 , I I if' f 9 I5 e I Ms O'B g a Q , a h e s is .Q I n is , on y ll 5, Xu 1 wife- 'F IRENE LEVY I Arguing, Irene? There now. kiss and mak'e up. Thaf's 'rhe way. Irene will defend her righfs belligerenily. Ten minuies laier she has a greal' big smile on her Face. Irene has a niece. Anyiime during ihe clay, you can hear all abdui her. lrenels 'noi' a greai aihlefe buf she plays ihe piano. She even makes a dress now and ihen. and alier all in 'rhis machine age, Thai is someihing. lrene has a mania for accessories. You knowga liHIe sorneihing forevery- fhing. She is secrefary 'ro Mr. Fiedler, Miss Tusa. and Miss Gay. and has been G. O. Rep for four 'rerms in succession. JEAN LEONARDO This charming young lady has fhe disiincfion oi being one oi Bushwick's oreiiiesi maidens. Her lovely blond hair falling in soil waves n h h ld o er s ou ers and her clear blue eyes may very well inspire an appreciaiive ariisf. Jean has a pleasanf disposiiion which wins Ihe admiraiion of all. During her high school career her services have been numerous. Noi only does she sh' i' h me or er boauiy and clillqenl' eFForis io work, buf she also achieved fame in ihe aihlelic 'Field as a member of ihe G. A. A. V , K I 4 7 . ' CO L NS W L King ame ere wiih one idea in mind and 'fha was fo ge? oui' again as quickly as possible. King is an excelleni musician and can play anyihing you hand him. even a piccolo. The radio club claims him as iI's vice-president I-lisiory seems fo be his iavorile subieci. I'-le occasionally surprises his augusi leacher, Dr. Horowiiz. by giving him an answer Poor Jake he blushes . , so easily. HARRY msc:-uri f I ff I-larry: en'reres'L.Bushwick, iusi a lifile y. Bui one, ever knows' wh four' 'wi to adboy. ati-y was acfuall ' nomi- naied 'Frame n so esi bo ,fbui he b ' f our of ihe eeciio . l-leg-:sim flfgifhe wa s io be a a macisf, so we wish him a e luck n 'rhe world. lHe'II ne if.I We cer- iainly would like fo se himf a ' d pesfle. He's always digging his ci 'iff e mkwells, ,so perhaps ihai is a good omen. g f V - , , I' MOLLIE LIPSKY The girl always highly esieemed is ihe girl who is quiei. reliable and who is ready when needed. Thai is Mollie. a ihorough lady in The full sense of ihe word. She always ialks quielly buf con- vincingly and has fherefore earned ihe approval of all. Moreover, she can always be relied upon in a pinch. She has proven ihis io Miss Burns and Miss Leikowiiz. She iniends fo go fo college when she graduafes. We are coniideni fhai Bushwick is iurning oui a girl who will be a credii' io anyone. THIRTY-SEVEN I ,ff l I ..-44 THIRTY-EIGHT VINCENZA LORITO Vincenza - a beauTiTul name which suqgesTs gay Spain wiTh all iTs ioy-loving people, sTrumming guiTars, and siesTas. Ve is always declaring ThaT There is iusT a Touch of old Spain in her blood. ThaT may have been The TacTor which influenced her To sTudy Spanish and ioin The Spanish and Pan-American Clubs. She haunTs bookshops in search of Toreign magazines. LoriTo is The Spanish Tor LiTTle Polly. Therefore we say, Three cheers Tor Spain and Vincenzal P ANNETTE LUTZ l 1' 6 g f , ' ' Lixie possesses The greaTesT numbera S varieTy of nicknames in ushwick. 'She as a haKLTfoT dubbin oThers wiTh nicknames., Too. Slfe adores QleiQg4espepially alqn . ThaT's e sily:exd.ai1'Q bec ulfel no .ol-re can keep up wiTh h Herjolihiif and good- na ysvfdggo To produce ra vqfy lar p55'sonaliTy. She is noT a ogeTher areTree nd' happfgo-luck She has Tilled,,Tf1 o '- ions oT se rzfary T Mr. Fielder a Mr. wr enTly. Lixie is a prom' enT member ' boTKf CosmeTician and NovelTy ubs and also The G. A. . HELEN MACKELA During her sTay aT Bushwick. Helen has acquired many habiTs- mosTly bad. Who can imagine anyone conscienTiously doing home- work? Well, There you have Helen! NoT doing iT buT querying as To who has. Swimming is one oT her accomplishmenTs, so she doTes on donning a baThing suiT and Taking a nose dive inTo The nearesT pool. She is noT aTraid To say ThaT bridge bores her. You don'T hear much Trom or abouT Helen, buT sTill waTer runs deep. EDWARD McKAY Mac TirsT came inTo The limelighT as a debaTer. This hand- some Adonis is quiTe shy buT he manages To know Bushwick's big shoTs in more Than iusT a Triendly way. Ed would have Tried ouT Tor The baseball Team had noT his presenT duTies demanded his enTire spare Time. ATTer having served Tor Two Terms on The BulleTin sTaTT, he was made AssisTanT EdiTor. He has an ob- b him in The session Tor TorgeTTing his lunch, Do you remem er inauguraTion oT WashingTon aT The Bi-CenTennial Assembly? e TTended The annex Dick was on The championship Qi The n lasses, in his early Terms. Though he plays a r d l ase ll, he Takes Time off Trom his homework To pa iii ' some eTball games, in which he also excels. IT yo need ' Mac can be oT assisTance in any way, he is ready To co To your rescue, buT if iT is a case of lending home- work he is usually in disTress himself. WiTh These Tew poinTs. and some more, you will soon realize ThaT Dick is a regular Teller. I H McNULTY F . 1 1 ess' 'E , 3555.wf.'.5fWw v1'.iW is A 'f e' e ' K QF? A., MICHAEL McTlGHE Mac is one of ufur poefs. o wing his se r year sfudies al Bushwick, he gr du a p f. giagn cum de. He is ihe only one 'ro accomlfmsh su feaf, b per s1's.ius'f as well. Michael wrifes in ihe e e . he lasi' l'wo lines looking for rhyme. Well, il' sn f his faulf, f he received his poefical educafion from the f column of o of lhe daily fabloids. Mike 'fakes a greal' pleasure in makin a wise crack and immedialely apologizing. Well. al leasl' he knows enough lo beg our pardon. ' W WALTER LINOWSK He's llianf si nf. all'hough he has had some difiiculiy in'c ncing he + hers of This fact He overshadows every- on in heigh ork never killed anyone, buf he's nol' 'raking chances. si of The greaf men are dead lWashing+on. Lin- oln, Edis e looked pale fhe lasf l'ime'he was seen. Bush- fr ie n and Mr. Lynch. Whaf a man! He has af- 'ren 'f 'l'een schools lincluding Bushwick High Schooll. June el hefher ihirieen is bad luck. Play no fricks on him if can'f run fasl'. He canl Why? Because he's on fhe irack eam. wick ' a popular boy: only yesierday he gof fhree slips SABINA MANCE If S'rop your Talking. If is c and never applies 'ro Sabina, a quiet reserved and p a . 5- She pl'+ends io her own business and 'For fhis r ason many riends. This girl enioys seeing a baseball game es sally The lay r a is +he kind of girl who i 5 - A . She may er spare fime Typing for som J: or reading l I her favorile hobbyl. Sabina is sl' if s and is bound 'l ake a success al' whaiever she may ckle. She inlends lo enfer lhe business world and become a secrefary. FAY MANDESE Fay is a rebel. Since she possesses a frank mind. she does noi hesi1'al'e io express her opinions earnesfly and sincerely. She fer- venily believes lhaf women are nol' inferior fo men and her clear. concise argumenfs will make anyone feel puny. Unlike many sfu- denl's. her fine infellecf enables her 'ro find a genuine pleasure in poelry. Thai' Fay will become a renowned aufhor some day can easily be discerned by her remarkable abilify in wrifing. Fay is a member of bofh fhe Senate and ihe Council. HELEN MANUPELLI The girl who is always smiling is our Helen. If every smile were a ray of sunshine. she would have ihe inmafes of our school bronzed wifh sunl'an. She shows her anxiefyl 'fo 'please by her services 'l'o l'he 'teachers-secrefary 'ro l'his Qne and fha? one. She worked up in fhe lunchroom-'lhaf alone is ah achievemenf-frying fo curb a sfampede of hungry sludes who smell beans and spagheflil She also sold you your pencils. mayhap. in l'he G. O. sfore. She's always anxious 'ro please. ' Jgjjwi be I l I i 6 THIRTY-NINE -.1 Aj73Cf if .fy, 1 f44.i2sS.',a ff. f 4 I ,. ,, if 1 . - I l i FORTY SALVATORE MARCHELLO a, f e s eed demon. fhe only rival of Pad k an V ke, ha f s ve ' ferms on l cro s c nl' s acl fhe l le my Sal is also an ar + ' a bee presi of lh Lafln Clu are many genflemen in Bush- is o ' se genflemen. He never gels' homework in refurn be- c se fhey never have if. S l p s lly a wick Lo is -4 fhe ladies by lending 'them fheir homework. Sal SALVATORE MARIORANO Sal was a saxophone player in fhe school orchesfra for +wo ferms. buf when he heard 'rhaf saxophone players made money, 'he quif. Someone once 'fold him +ha+ wifh a saxophone in his mouih, he looked jus? like Rudy Vallee. Now Sal walks around wifh a swelled chesf and swelled head. and wan+s fo know who 'rhis fellow is who resembles him so rclosely. Sal was also fold fhaf he had hidden 'ralen'rs, buf he said +ha+ he'd be darned if he could find fheml He expecfs 'ro go fo college. buf is no+ ye? de- cided upon whal' profession he wishes To pursue. He has served Mr. Kern in +he capacify of secrelary. ' ll EVELYN M AREL , Eve h rafion of all her classmafes because she ' a go s T--in lhe full sense of ihe word. I+'s her unselfish- n +ha'r els you: s l never refuse 'ro lend her comb 'ro any- e. S calls every I way of service Eve has be secrel f s ieldman. Miss Richardson, Mr. Wolfson, and r. S ' . Her bby is reading and her nimble feel displ a l e for danc' . Alfhough she claims lhal' her femper is ar sed quickly,.we are say fhaf if is noi' frue. She will alfempi' fo ge? al iob -a secrefary. ROBERT MEYEROWITZ - Bob is anofher one of fhose rare specimens of scholarship seek- ers. Whelher or nor his name will appear on fhe plaque is ye? lo be seen. However, The prpspecis are bright Roberl' has shown his fine qualifies in scholarship and service by making lhe Arisfa, Senale and Council. Scarcely a marking period has passed wifh- oul his making 'lhe honor roll. Nofionly lhal. buf did you see him in ihe Nervous Wreck ? He was fhewfough cowboy lwiih 'the girlish voicel. Try'hard, Bobl Such ambiiion will surely bring you lo your desfinalion. ss ' H STANISLA M OLAJEWSKI Don'l' hc! h ame ag 'ns'f him. H sn'l' lhal bad. We wonder whefh if ep 'r ac rs fr alli on him. Rush is 'rhe seco er of '-: Po's li rafion fhaf is usually seen in 'rh h or in m. ' fri our for 'rhe baseball uf was sos. y cou n'Ql spe his name. Rush's sin- i and 'rad will u ou a ng +he main reasons for ufure prophesi succes . I ' . s k1 .,vws-rg www-1 ,fs we ,I-mi '1 s DOROTHY MILLER 4 .' Splashl There goes DoT. Sure, she's a member of The Swimming Club and when she's noT swimming she's Throwing a ball or running a race, for she belongs To The,Girls'. AThleTic.-Associa- Tion, NoT only does Miss Miller exercise her body buT she also exercises her vocal chords in The Glee Club every Wednesday. She has.founcl Time. Too. To serve as secrefary To Mr. Milne and Miss Kelly. AARON MIRKIN Aaron Mirkin is a fellow . .. ings according To The mood he happens To be in A 6 Tr is moods he i regular how can he expecT us - e himseriousl If T- and - r pen on someone elses de ., r L, - -' : 5',g..44 . wanT To pour your .5 ouT omeo .. ou w e very far i e in his work around The s -. He Takes -- hing Too eri sly, so A ou from wrong To Turn T ur, Mer . K., EDNA MOLLINGER Oops. look out you're gonna Trip. Head up in The air. chesT high, miliTary ef'FecT. ThaT's The sTuTf, Edna. Edna is one of our greaT American lovers of sporT. Swimming is one of her favoriTe pasTimes. LasT summer when Edna came back from her vacaTion, she looked like The nuT-brown maid Roberf Burns wroTe abouT. She is a clever girl, Too, and has been a member of The ArisTa for The pasT Two yiearsQ'She has been 'secreTary To Mrs. Rivesl presidenT of The-CosmeTic'Club. and baseball represenTaTive. IDA MOSKOWI F Ida, weeT apwple cider is leaving Bushw' khalso. Asiie r su a ua 4 , - H1 also k ws ow To ma e hmelf sing qan 49 , ss ' Ch, Mr. Purfell and Miss f- ad - e abiliTy of This young lad . orTunaT ree. o'cl s 5- -- going righT home. May- be e wanTs To v - her hoxw ERNEST MULLER - When The class of June i932 breaks up. There will be one sTu- denT whom The class will noT easily forgeT-Ernie Muller. Ernie's class marks are saTis'FacTory for graduaTion buT he can'T be found in The Arisfa. He is in Trouble more Times Than he is ouT of iT. buT somehow he escapes unscaThed. Ernie is one of The wonders of The class. He himself possesses such accuracy wiTh a board eraser ThaT he was The Terror of The class unTil his skill became Too well known and Mr. Friedman sTopped him in his prime. Ernie. wiTh his pleasanT personaliTy and ThaT spiriT of deTerminaTion, usually geTs whaT he goes afTer. ., ls FO RTY,-ON E -, A FORTY-TWO Tl STAN Y N Eu X HaT oT'Tl llow Bushwi kiTes, Tan, The uTqre sTock broker o s ow u s ic s am T economisTs. an w s ' e T' v.f- se and because of his wh n ne' T B fi k' T s u ST I df-' or nea 2 6 - eve, a h Tul boy, and has TaiTh- Tu served ' 5 aTer. having he numerous posTs in The annex and ai b ding. O Q of his TaulTs is ThaT he is Too quieT and his -,fi qualiTies, Th reTore, are noT recognized. STan's greaTesT ambiTion is To learn how To whisTle like a peanuT sTand. DOROTHY NATHAN DoroThy is The kind oT girl ThaT never boThers anyone. She has dark hair, and blue eyes. We have observed her busily working Tor Mr. BerkowiTz, our grade adviser, The Third period 'each clay. She has also been inTeresTed in The STenography Club. BuT DoT's mania seems To be swimming. Boy, you oughT To waTch her swim across ThaT pool. She is also fond of dancing and reading good books. Our DoTTie does noT care one snap Tor Bing Crosby, Rudy Vallee or Russ Columbo. MosT likely she will Turn ouT To be a Georgia Coleman. PETER NICOLAS A PeTe possesses a vivacious personaliTy. He is well-liked by all who know him. ThaT's why he's presidenT of The G. O. PeTe has engaged in many sporTs including Track lof which he was cap- Tainl, inTerclass baseball, and boxing. He is a member of The Swimming Club and an experT wresTler. WheTher iT has been on The aThleTic field or elsewhere. PeTe is a handy man To have around: even The SenaTe discovered ThaT. SALVATORE NICOSIA ' The climax in Nic 's areer came when he was in a debaTe. Poor Nick cam e word TaTisTics. He sTuTTerecl along on ThaT ord T ree Tull minuTe ile The audience wenT wild wiTh laug er is si T a e buT Nick has made big sTrides sinc en To over his self-consciousness. Nick's service To Th chool will be sorely missed. His Tine posTers are always To ww IT was on a crisp SepTemb r i928 ThaT RoberT rushed inTo Bushwick High all uT reaTh, Tor he was afraid he was laTe on The opening da Under his arm were old noTe books reeking wiTh The odor oT moTh balls. lT was noT long before he revealed his pleasing personaliTy and became a greaT Triend To everyone. He has been pulling Through in his exams ThroughouT The course. Bobbie, we are sure, will make a success of all his underTakings. V seen along The halls. ROBERT N I Z.. sy. 1' . - is pq.'i'r'2,i '1,,-AEPYQT-Eb?,,,..V,k,LK 1, 454. v 'ff - .,v. .,.3 T l -- sy DORIS NUFER FeasT your eyes upo'n a gil made popular by her careTul and earnesT pursuiT of knowledge. From The very TirsT day of her en- Trance info our Alma MaTer. she has disTinguished herselT by, geT- Ting The highesT honors and awards. Aside Trom her sTudies. Doris is everyThing a Bushwick sTudenT should be. She is inTeresTed in aThleTics and is Tar from poor in Them. She is also a member of ynahny clubs and socieTie's which are made up of Bushwiclfs brighT ig Ts WALTER OLENDIERSKI W U' , Bow low, Bushwicl:iTes, To The TuTure EinsTein, The blond-hairec sTudenT of Bushwick. Tamiliarly lnnown as Wallie or Olie. Olie'i9 TavoriTe subiecf is MaThemaTics. He has Taken everv MaTh Taughf in Bushwick one Time only. Don'T be asTonished, if someday you 'lind ouT ThaT Olie has proved EinsTein's Theory To be wrong. This will noT be hard To do as EinsTein is The only one ThaT believes his Theory. Wallie has served The Radio Club TaiThTully Tor Two Terms and has builT many receiving seTs. Wallie. however, does noT represenf The Typical senior. He never spealcs To any member of The Tair sex. RICHARD OTTO ' Richard is one oT Those snappy scinTilaTgboys vm have rhyThm. Blond, Tall and wiTh an eager smile upon his Tace. he is always willing To oblige wiTh a banio solo. Such a good boy. Tool He always does his homework, especially English. We hope you believe us. Richie is one of Those Tellows who doesn'T believe in helping ouT The service organizaTions. He iusT allows The school To run by iTselT wiThouT a biT of service from him. WILLIAM OTTO Bill, alias George Washin , We iu ' T To BroThers. c. Lilce e i has m lion. He wa s To be a locomo v ' . avi g eard ThaT Auburn does require any TuiT' e. Bill inTends To conTinue his sT aT insTiTu- Tion. Bill's TavoriTe wriTer is -Wladel: Zby an i TavoriTe poem is Persian Trips. His hobbies are n ice cakes. and lisTening To The cuckoo in The clock say ah. He may be gone. buT he will be remembered by many. especially The ones To whom he owes money. Bill leaves To TuTure freshmen Two cakes oT yeasT, in order ThaT They may grow as Tall as Q. . I1 R . JOSEPH PAGANO ln TuTure years when Bushwi lr will uT a memory, Joe will sTill be lcnown as The boy who Too rT in a minueT. Joe has noT wasTed his Tour years in B Tor when raduaTes he will be able To geT a iob wi rTinaf ch en we'll have a good reason Tor sTayi , 'nsTead a Theafre. FORTY-THREE I' 'T .13 ?!-I wi' ll .. , . Z 5.-,. N I, 'sin .-.v if. ,HT :Fi 915-T T f L 'ff . 'xr 5 Q.. :AI ,W '57 I' Q4 3 T' ir' 4 1 25 'S T A 4. ,, , X e YH 1 I 41 . ali' T gl l -B V s,k 1 is u uf 4 ' ,Q- i i I . in ' n ' ORTY-FOUR, v :.'rLTf - A r KATHERINE PALADINO KaTherine. called Kay by her schoolrhaTes, is of a lovable naTure. The combinaTion oT blue eyes and black hair seTs her aparT Trom oTher people. She is a home-loving girl. longing To have a home oT her own in The counTry some day. Her younger broTher and sisTer look up To her as an ideal. She has a special aTTecTion Tor lighT-haired boys. ln her eighTh Term she was secre- Tary To Mr. Jaffe and has served Three oTher Teachers during her high school career. We all wish her The besT oT luck as when she leaves These halls of learning and goes inTo The Big Business world. ASSUNTA PALUMBO A violeT by a mossy sTone halT hidden Trom The eye, can well describe Susie's reTiring naTure. On musT probe deeply inTo her characTer T appreciaTe mor ly her reserved disposi- Tion. YeT in s e oT her , when once you have gained a niche in he hearT. will 'deed have dis ov d a rare gem. ThaT is :si you g uThoress ' Rag: discerned er ex aor n bl? w in c she modesTly en by h i y a i y Ty T' - deavors keep Trom The liwowle g e school. Susie has proved her w ' ing abiliTy as assi TanT :Tor of The BulleTin. we, er classmaTes. shall be very proud To acknowledge her as o oT Bushwick's TinesT. ANN PASCIUTA HaTs oTT To liTTle AniTa. a girl wiTh unusual ambiTion. Unlike oTher girls, she does noT wish To be a model or a sTenographer, buT a pharmacisT. Think of calling our schoolmaTe DocTorl No doubT she,will suceed Tor several oT her qualiTies, which in- cludes perseverance. are rare in mosT girls. WhaT no one can undersTand, however, is how such a small girl can Talk sof much JOSEPH PASSALACQUA Joe is one of Those individuals who are known as good lis Teners. A man oT Tew words he has remained somewhaT in The background during his years aT Bushwick-in The background as regards acTiviTies, buT noT in respecT To his classmafres' af TecTions. His lack oT words i?l, however, does noT bespqak lack oT ideas To puT inTo words, Tor, as one member .of The3TaculTy has oTT remarked, he has a good head on his shoulders. This- quieT oTTspring of Sunny lTaly is endowed wiTh a pleasanT smile and a good naTure ELEANOR PFANNEBECKER PersonaliTy personiTiedl ln Eleanor we Tind a girl who is willing noT only To work Tor various Teachers and go ouT Tor G. A. A., buT also To aTTend mosT oT The school games. IT seems ThaT be 'ides her school spiriT, a hidden desire spurs her on-a cerTain wea ness Tor The aThleTic Type. Eleanor delighTs in Tap dancing and in d splaying The laTesT Trick sTeps. One mighT expecT her To be all brpwn and muscle-and end up as a physical Training Teacher. BuT, she is plan ning a career as a dieTician i l new WW WW? H fnxsw WW- 1' BERTHA PLOTNISKY Here is 'rhe violin genius of 'rhe class of June 32 When Beriha 1' s her violin und her chin and sweeps fhe bow across 'the sfrin new pe ona r1y leaps ouf She can face 'rhe mosr crlhcal au 1 ly wfh her violin A new lighf enfers her eyes 'rens up nconsciously and becomes 'the ouf sian mg lgure h She has been a member of 1he school or s e en ered Bushwick and has received many well earned medals for her servlce So some day be pre pared fo hear a greaf viollnlsf, a graduafe of Bushwiclr whose name IS Berfha Plofnusky JACK PLOSCOVETKY Heres a fellow who fen al over him is prom: nen'r membership in 1 na e an Cou if One of hs besf 'obs as sy io see was eadung capfarmng managing and organs ng 'rhe Varsif Sq ad for fhree ye rs By the way did you see him in 1he Nervous Wreck ? e fough cowboy from 'lhe wild wesf in 1ha1 a H als r is 1'o have people spell his name wifh only on 'Do'rr+-tc-y-to fake 1'he Mona Lisa Jack Youll never gel' a 1' if SOP E POLKO KI If y u see a s lm o e 11h a dimple in :fs chin ou, cann o wron y sa I u1' is Sophues This liffle girl quife a dresse a ly ers 'rhe fashion for mosf B hw nies Her r ns 1'o bow land lgh1' olors AI1 rafher a qui 1' n a y s e ca or +o ecause o her easan1' and domlnahn p nali1'y an ac we sfude in Bushwick and uf way has gan ny friends and admirers She is a lover o ufdoor sporf an excels in fennis CHARLES POMPO x Hey mer our Lafln Anybody here gor 1he hrs ory d me your economics Q ar me be e now assma1es as Pomp bor- IS ay 1 rou o and because of 1'hus is offen compar cgar hgh r nerfher of fhem work He has held po he uilding or eighf consecul' 1'erms Some hme or of er he expecfs 'ro become a hrsfory 'reacher ence vanessa jf,-,Mac Whaf can one say abouf someone who does well r sfudies? Of course 1'he usual answer would be fha? fhe person in queshon mus1 be exceedingly conscuenhous Quu1e 'rrue buf 'rhen add 'fo fhls sl1'ua'hon 1he facf 1ha1 'rhe young lady has been in +his school for only one yearl This 1'ends fo show Graces marked abilrfy 1'o go forward When you gef 'ro know her youll find her companion- able and helpful She is one of Miss Buckleys secre1aries 1 A f-,X Nikb fl .4 em . fi? -, ' ' z Qi'f,.Ef1'. 4Z'1,-,fuer - Q I .. . e - . . . I . e ' - d' 1 i . g S . . . l 14. f-. ' ' 1 il ' . i . D i, ' f . I , . . ' ' u 1 n ll ll - ' ' y. o an for Beau Brummel in his senior year. His pres Ngreafesf desire .:7. 'T in . ggc n M' . . . . . I Y g til, . B+ . . . .l . . . JE v g I .4 . h 4' C 0 f' s A f I ' 5, ' 'Z I q I 1' ix 4 , ll ' I I d U .lt ll A ' K w 7 S yl Bill, will ' .. -' It ri In r , ht I ' A ' ' . . ' ' ' r . fl .V - I. y 5 A 1 .. A. mn 1 1. FORTY-FIVAE has fx FORTY-SIX A 4-r 1: r rw- E ARD PRIES ,ff- ran for ha si boy-buf he los . d ver 'fakes a knock seriously and GV rg lo es his iemper. H ' of his i e nephew, who he sgiyifzoing +o follow in his foofsf d become a secreiary. This young' m es friends very quickly lo es any. He's always s ' especially when Miss Wo se ds him fo ihe board in hisfory. P is pracficing for his fuiure - fession by being secrefary of fh Reporfers Club and secre- iary fo Dr. Horowiiz. ANNA QUARTERARO Miss uarferaro is a cheerful miss wifh a sunny smile. She says lifile buf whai does issue from her lips hurfs no one. pleases some- one and makes everyone admire her. Her energy is noi wasied in idle +alk bu+ is applied 'fogdriving fhe punchball longdislances. She is small, ihai is frue, buf her frusiy righi arm makes any ball say ouch as she drives il' a good disfance. Such 'a girl, full of vim. vigor and vifalify. is api io make a success of anything she underiakes. . EVELYN RAMPMAIER Here's one whose voice will be missed in fhe Glee Club. For four years, Miss Rampmaier has added her voice fo fhe Glee Club reciials. Perhaps shefhoughf if would aid her voice or maybe she wanied 'ro learn io swim. buf anyway, she belongs fo ihe Swim- ming Club, foo. In spife of all fhis, Evelyn found lime 'ro work for Miss Goldsmiih and Miss Smiih. RUTH RAPPAPORT Rufhie has given up mdsi of her 'time 'lo service. She has whai a good secr ary sho I have. besides good ooks. She hasserved M . Ddyle, , iss Ric i soh. Mr. Goldenso 0 r. Nanes and Mr. nch as ec : -5 B ng resiless s oesn even like io a lunc in -:.f: s s 'rak' v h pos' ion as 'r e 'gir 'n charge -' her lunchro . s-- elongs io ihe Cosmefician Club an fhe G. A. A. , ' e is an afhleie whose name will some- day appear in fhe'papers as champion of fhis or fhaf. N mailer where she ', if she hears music her feel iusf won'i be- have. She dislikes hisiory buf does like maih, and who knows buf ihal' she may be our fuiure Einsfein. LILLIAN RASMUSSEN The presidenf of 'ihe Currenl' Evenis Club is a good example fo prove +hai some scholars are human, inieresfing and aclually have a sense of humor. Thai office does no+ prevenf this young lady from dipping her fingers'in1o oiher lhings, foo. She finds 'lime for 'the Scribblers, secre+arial work for Mr. P. Cohen, service in 'rhe lunchroom. and Bullefin and Oriole Represeniafive. One of her diversions is lisiening fo crooners. She loves fo walk, espe- cially wifh an inferesfing companion. E i 1 . 2 v-dfib W e ud I++I l l r l s in , my Q , fmyw, f P ii MW gf, V , Q N1 x IV XV' P 'ff' N i if I' I I , Ly r e f y h and ha f e h ' li W d i 0 , J if l i Ck iw 5 'f I Anofher deserving 1 e Man e rs uh s school wifhouf rece ving any of fe cedif w ue im. Buf af las? he has been rewarded wirh membe i in fhe Senafe and fhe Council, showing fhaf his qualifies wer finally recognized. Mel is safisfied wifh remaining in fhe background and has never been a conspicuous person. All fhis makes if hard fo knock him. Mel's only faulf is fhaf he is incessanfl comin around and askin 0 fl ll MELVIN RAUSS . F u Y g g us 'ro pay for fhe Year Book. tx BEATR CE RAY He we hav liffle girl who is one of 'rhe many admirers ,of o famou fo y pr ssor, Dr. Horowifz. Alrhough he doesn'+ 'fave her w' fhe hig e m rks le, she fhinks he is fhe basl' fe r Bushwick . - is fond of music and so we hav fher falenfed anif ded io fhose already in Bush- wic Her services ushwick deserve nofice, especially in e G. O. Sfore. Sh wil probably make an honesf and good wor er in any profession she may choose. ALBERT REFFELT Bushwick has no Dufch SchuHz buf if has ifs Du'rch Ref- felf. Du+chie, fo 'rhose who are noi infimafe wifh him, appears fo be a quief chap, buf when you know him he is quife differenf. Alfhough he is noi an honor roll sfudenf. Allie generally man- ages fo pass his subiecfs each marking period. His per subiecf, believe if or nof, is English. Taken all in all. fhe Dufchman is a regular fellow, good sport afhlefe and scholar. WILLIAM REILLY . William Reilly as ly disfingui h r m a crowd of fellows by his hig - ifch ce., espif i ndicap' Will has gone fhrough ,Bu w grea i f e ' lik by all and shows his appreci 'ri n r r mod sf I gh lloons rise when fhere is enou h air. our i s bofh f 1' on fhe ground. We fear 'rhe day when Wi i loose his soprano voice, for 'rhen he shall be losf 'ro obscurify, he's so small. PHILLIP RENNER Phil fool: a fasfe of high school back in I928, and as you can see, he is sfill here. During his sojourn af high, besides helping fhe shop feachers, Phil has been a member of fhaf famous Radio Club, acfing as secrefary for one ferm. He has confribufed fo fhe planning and consfrucfion of many of fhe wonders creafed by fhis celebrafed sociefy. Oufside of school. and oufside only, he plays fhe guifar. . 'v LAKA FORTY-SEVEN MQ i xr- , . X., f I . fy or 1 Tyxfvtffbl- ff! ll, Xu ,K-f k I 5 'Q E l -A Q ' 'rl l 5 s 4 l FORTY-EIGHT, eil 'es 19 e . Qnce in a while a miracle happ and once in a while Joey does som'eThii5 which makes u si Take noTice. Ask Mr. Doyle. he know Four year Tell asleep. AT The end of June he'll e up :sc yTo his amazemenT ThaT he graduaTed 'fro ' c . Joe' a5vwbiTion is To organize, Puss in The Corne i c be played in a roundhouse. He eml barked on his areer TTer reading Ripley's EiTher You Believe IT or You Don'T. ' JOSEPH RIHUTO MICHAEL RODOLICO Miohael, beTTer known as Mike, is a ,Tall dark handsome Tel- low. AnoTher of his nicknames is Reverend. Mike was given This name because he is a serious-minded sTudenT and has never been seen laughing or ioking, and also because his greaT ambiTion in liTe is To be a minisTer. Mike has never been lacking ln ser7 vices. He has TaiThTully served as a member of The Trafiic squad. Mike believes ThaT war is useless and an economic wasTe. There- fore, his greaTesT ambiTion in life is To make all doughboys work in bakeries. FRANK ROGOZIENSKI ' l-'lere's one boy who sleeps and Ts radio. His enThusiasm for iT made hi an ouTsTanding er. of The Radio' Club. Howeve he Tra eam has Take way much of his Time Too. ATTer ak g The .K ounTry T m. he ilT himself up To be a good h - ' : ' e .. his 'i y as a runner by scoring for Bus 0- ----s.' rank also has scholarship and service. as is ArisTa pin in Tes. He's going To be an aviaTorl AnoTher Tellow Taking To Th air. 1 lT is a biT queer ThaT many 'pe u ooi aT Jed are suddenly reminded oi CounT S re e and lggy . We won der whaT gives Them such an im ression George's ambiTioh is o become a worker in a Taciory yr ere They make leTT-handed whi es. OT course iT Takes greaT inTeligence To handle a iob Ii ThaT, buT George is.prepared, having read A Midsummer NighT's STeam in Four Lessons. i We wouldn'T knockfyou if we didh'T like you, George. ' I esokee RosEN ' T X LILLIAN ROSEN , She really has only one bad poinT and ThaT is her sTubbornness. Once Lilly makes up her mind To do someThing, neiTher The king's horses nor The king's men can make -Lilly change her plans. She is noT by any means a Timid girl. in TacT, aT Times onei would almosT call her fresh, and yeT she has a hearT of gold. Sheiis The ,kind of girl who makes friends easily,and seldom. ilf ever. makes an enemy. . i I i , 'J . AM, ,, ,eps rr ' -sf' and 5 . . ,aww yr ,we , w , s 2? EL: ,L f .152 1 . as T was xl Q qi f I C LILLIAN ROSENBERG T- +3 All righT, have' iT your own way, ' 'llie. and so ends a perTecTly good argume . ,S a he Honor Roll pracTically every Third since The beginningof N career. Lillian is very Tond of reading buT finds liTTle Time To do so. When she does Tind Time, she reads several books aT one Time. Her habif is To biTe on a celluloid sTick in order To sTop biTing her nails, buT in vain. The average boy wiTh whom she comes in conTacT does noT meeT up To her ideals since she derives These , from The romanTic heroes of The screen. ' SYLVIA ROSENFELD 5 Mjus lv'a Rosenfeld i ,a v quieT una ig you lady who s ded i perlygg ' d swiTTne e s sh has successfully comp eTe a our- year course, king T e honor .roll every consecuTive marking period. IT ne d noT ai Thai' she is in The ArisTa. In spiTe of her sTudies, she T d e various Teachers, aTTend The LaTin and MaT s, and coach sTudenTs in Algebra and GeomeTry. We'll ' The school-girl complexion and The Taffy- 1 colored pig-Tail, Sylvia. L .'-r PHILIP ROTH . 72 Phil is u for his di niT and presence. He is quieT and ' .ii unob c ' n become as iolly as The nexT- ,,,'f1iE, Tello , h' Jdcyll-Hy e. iTy o is has made him greaTly liked am e cla and ' a well-balanced Tempera- menT.- Phil is nd r e ead. wing is one of his numor- ,T ous abilifies. IT is To conTinue aT PraTT. - I V ,Jil Dominic SAMPOGNA f l - 'iii m's iaTesT regreT is wi abolished TooTball. No sig? lo is gra e To glide hro gh The air and hurl iTselT R wiT T e ' ' rce agamsT The enemy. No more can he score for h' a MaTer. However, he has Tound some consolafrion ,in being capTain of an ouTside Team. AlThough noT a 'greaT scholar, Dom is a good pal, Tor he'll never refuse a Touch Tor his home- work. He knows he'll need yours The nexT day. NELLIE SAVAGE Our Ii++Ie Nel' ils Tr6m ne ' ge, V Y. You can sTill hear her Talkin ouT The a es sh sed To ick off e Trees d ringv her lu period. T l ples she a s Tor lu h ,now c e ouT o bag. S e ver oughTful and es T T e lon so ry s. ellie ' a e kness Tor boys wiTh Tb d c y' han an noT ly , uT e geTs ei Teen ge ',Ters rpm. he ry speci l we es e has ay of ge Ti rou , wiTh? her ewo n e T all. h is secrefary To ,r. y iedma,n,' Mrs. Klar an rs. i s, and ha een B. 8: O. l p'. m ny Terms. FORTY-NINE ' If li. A ,Q , iff .g iflvf ff fgi ei? . . .Q ig, 112 f, 55,- .fer -' g.. A .- .J 4' 4,11 .fpfr ' af' 4 E s. k , 3 L Lx l F, r 5- ' Fl FTY 'Q en, iQ f 5 if 57 an fv sg i '. 1 ir. f an fi ' fit A ALFRED SCAFFIDI Al, fhe gorilla-faced foofball hero of Bushwick. is ihe only one who can blush wifhoui' being seen. Al played on a successful Junior Varsif fearri for fw erms under e recfibn o Coach Murfha. b re fball w abolished i Bus wick. He is horf, broad-sh ere an h a rve us ys' ue F is eason he is v ular e a' . ' is fr gf and muscl l as one faulf. He boasf off having an open mind and misfook an opening for a vaca y. ,ri I I MILTON SCHER Milf., ffhe colum fhe fufure Clarence Darrow of Bushwick, and fhe edi r ' heeX nsense , has endeavored fo make us laugh a+ ' our grandf h heard. Buf I don'f fhink Milf made such a ba f- H, f. O ' has fo laugh as soon as one makes Milf's acqua' . .A is ' esfbling a comedian and a columnisf, Milf is repufed fo -X a.bashful boy and has succeeded in being elecfed fhe mos B ' ul Boy. We always did need a good lawyer in Ridgewood. w ABRAHAM SCHIFF g This boy spends much of his spare Time ad ing fo his collecfion of curious and amazing facfs. When noi' engaged in doing school homework or parficipafing in some oufcloor sporf, he goes fhrough encyclopedias, dicfionaries, magazines and books in fhe hope of finding new, amazing curiosifies which have been proven i'rue by aufhorifies in a given field. He fakes keen delighi' in his sfrange hobby and finds if fhe mosf inferesfing way in which anyone can spend spare fime. JOHN SCHIFFERDECKER John is anofher one of fhose fall slim fellows. John has an ambifion. Affer looking a+ Jiggs, Tillie fhe Toiler, and Skippy John decided fhaf he could do a beffer iob ihan any of fhei carfoons menfioned. Affer looking af his endeavors, one has fo believe fhai' he is desfined fo be somefhing more 'ihan iusi' a carfoonisf. He has an unusual sfyle in his painfing. and if he culfivafes his falenf properly. he will be a Modern Masi'er very soon. JAM S S MENTI' ' - ' k s greefed wifh a couple o l cheers fhe firsi day e came +o scho in s Ford ' greafesf ambifiqn is fo bec me barber. fel w h :ned fhe repufafion ofjeing a afh a ' and ICI5'l'. His homework in fhex sub- iecfs is a ys relia . He has finished his share of work for dear 'old shwick by olding down fhe usual posfs in fhe cor- ridors'an fhe lunchroom. A .. ' l I I I . A.kn......L-, ANNE SCHINKEL Anne is a short and sweet name tor a girl ot iust that descrip- tion. Who could imagine Anne with a frown on her beaming countenance? A happy-go-lucky girl is she. who is always tinding a humorous angle to any situation. She has gained membership to the P. E. C. and has gone out tor the G. A. A. Her pet hobbies are ice skating. swimming. and playing tennis. Her favo- rite topic ot conversation is her latest beau. Lunch is the period she likes best-she goes home then. My. how she loves her Alma Materl MILDRED SCHLAK Mildred is always ready to lend a helping hand to anyone who needs it. In school, however. the helping jiand takes the torm of homework and there are many who need it. Mildred is very etli- cient and capable in everything she undertakes. She does not say much, but when she opens her mouth. pearls ot wisdom pour torth. She has been secretary to Mr. Freilich. Mr. Friedman and Mr..Primott. Always a good sport. that's Mildred. She's no wall- tlower either. being quite popular among her own set. GERTRUDE SCHLOSSER We don't know what to call her. but she's mighty like a rose. Just a modern girl whosmaneged to maintain an old-tashioned blush. Gertrude's very modest about her abilities. too. She's a very clever girl. She won't admit it, but we know it. She intends to go to City College at night and be a bookkeeper during the day. She isn't satisfied with being a bookkeeper, she wants to be an accountant. Gertrude is a homework headquarters. There's many a student who's gotten a ten tor'Gertie's answers. Our bookkeeper doesn't know whether to put this down as an asset or Liability. but we guess it's an asset because C-Bertie has loads of riends. HELEN SCHMID Guaranteed to laugh your blues away. She must have been born with a grin on her tace because it's been there ever since. As a secretary. her abilities are unexcelled. Helen has served Miss Thompson in that capacity. and has rightfully earned an excellent recommendation. Among the many clubs which had the honor ot her membership is the Sten Club. Being one ot those tew people gifted with the power ot extracting money trom people. she was Bulletin and Oriole and G. O. Rep. a number ot times. These are only a tew ot the numerous services Helen has contributed to the school and to her classmates throughout her high school career. BEATRICE SCHNEPS Here we have our own little Beadie. Although she is small and petite. she has a great deal ot knowledge in that little head ot hers. She is a student who has exerted her best ettorts and has succeeded in receiving high marks, but has not been favored by a much-deserved election into our Arista. We predict a bright and successful career tor her in her tuture education. .lifff-ef. .s 1555: Q 5 , .,... . ' A , II . if 4 . . 1 p it Milf gxvwff, fjrf 7, 7LLf. -- I f l I , M 1' , , FIFTY-ONE ' , . .fi 4 gf it 3 it C C Cf'4fC sae: 3923 5: .u.3,fi .A . L g'.fA'4 .. .1 -J . ,, fs i, -4 : 4. ag we-? 1.. . .., f is , .ei wif '! A 'Q I fl ff? ' -. ,Q WT. ,Q I I ' MH. N R' 0 ' 2 5' I s , i . if . +5fl.:ei ' 4 a ,. s ,. ..-it R F g L 'J I' f I . FI FTY-TWO TESSIE SCHNU R Have you goT The Eco noTes from yesTerday? There is Tessie i wiTh ThaT old quesTion againl BuT Then, iT's being done by The besT of folks. so don'T be vexedl Her good naTure has won many Triends Tor her. On Friday, Tessie is To be seen aT The LiTerary Club, as an acTive, parTicipaTing scribbler. Being very much inTeresTed in poeTry as well as prose works. she derives a good deal oT pleasure from reading. Along wiTh The oTher Scrib- blers, she has dabbled in wliTfng poeTry. , 1 I .xyy f 5, ,O IS L lily kv ,' qistjis. TTe pTingjo ,Qnl in his grandTaTher's TooTsTeps as n E iT . I-Te do The TooTbaII Team in his TiTTh Term. He as a ffne ber pf We Track and swimming Teams, Too. This boy's hief Ihghguii going in Tor professional boxing and wresTIing. He expecTs To,,bnTer The field oT'amaTeur boxing This summer. Scholl hopes To aTTend N. Y. U. ' ,I 'X DANIEL SCHOENFELD , ' ' Here is a young man who during his Tour years aT Bush 1 has noT made an enemy. RadiaTing mirTh by his genial ma er, he has become a very popular fellow. As a sTudenT, Dan raTes abouT par and mainTains The friendship oT The TacuITy as The resulT of his abiIiTy. Clean, conservaTive, and conscienTious. Dan cannoT buT prove a success in his TuTure underTakings. FLORENCE SCHWEIZER Who could ever guess abouT whaT This' IiTTIe quieT girl is always Thinking? Surely, Economics is noT filling her mindl IT seems ThaT she is inTeresTed in wriTing sTories. There's a Task Tor you idlers. who always dream wiTh no obiecT in mind! During lunch period. armed wiTh a song sheeT and a soTT soprano voice, she pierces The ears of her willing vicTims by liT+Ie darTs of sweeT Tunes. Drawing picTures of various acTors in order To bring ouT Their characTerisTics is anofher of her diversions. Surely her smile is The index To her carefree characTer. I ' . f' . I ,' ll gf . f' F' ' ..,., I 1 I EDWIN SELINGFR ,f viz Q Z'1'LPi.ufVp1,pm1?,,y1f Yes, Eddie is afsoiiier and a g od onsgf He p ssesse all The manly TraiTs ThaT characTerize Uncle Sam's army. Haas looks and pIenTy of Them: he has The happy Taculfy of siTTing back and Taking everyThing in wiTh an ease ThaT is To be enviedf In his years aT Bushwick, he has never been accused of speaking ouT of Turn, someThing which mosT of us cannof boasT. IT has been said ThaT SeIIie has been called a good soldier by his mofher, buT he's only a good scouT To us. H 1 I I I A:5....4...lzli. W . , R WN r H' RICHARD SEUFFERT a MJ The most versafile boy fhe senior clas e ands e mhon. Rich is a boy who fries fo do everyf ' g. A bei e fhan Rich would be Jack'of all.+rades. This man wanfs fo be a polirician. From Bushwick, he transfers 'lo Sf. John's College. From ihere. lo Washingion. Rich plays lhe violin well enough io be in fha school orchestra. We hope he will be as good a polifician as a violinisf. ' 4- MILTON SHAPIRO If was ' The year I929. B.D. ibefore 'rhe depressionl fha? Mill' be his succ sful career in Bushwick. lf has always bee 1 inienlion f work fbui nofjoo hardl for Bushwick. He, has wo ed in . Sfore. Milf Thinks he can play baseball. u on p fo agree wiih him. His main ambiiion is fo 'hav hi g g down iff hi or wifh lhe ofher greaf men of his clay. V V V SYLVIA SHAPIRO Cloihes. Clofhes, and Clofhes! Here Ls 'lhe Gem ol Fashion. Her abs e. lafe ess and ailur fo pass are buf a few of her weakness . She l ves The ufdo r life b cause of Hs careless way of livin how ro ' Swi i ' rseback, and danc- ing er fivifies. Believe if or nof, she loves f wear od com i s To aifraci affenlion. She always succee . ,However. s is 1 wifhouf repufable service,1o her school as she has b en s rerary 'ro Mr. Friedman. Mrs. .Dun- dish, Miss Gussow, iss K ierle, and Miss Clark. V ANTOINETTESICARI ' I ' Of course you know 'rhaf Ann is one of fhe best-dressed girls in ihe school. Her excellenf singing compelesgwifh Connie tBos-. well, and her drawing wiih Nell Brinkley. Her hobby' is fo collecl' piciures and draw ihern. Ann is a good aihlele and swimmeri having been a member of fhe Girls' Afhlefic Associafion and fhe Physical Efficiency Club of fhe school. All in all, Ann is a charm- ing girl. She has been secrefary fo Miss Cowan, and Mr. Friedman. and has been a swifchboard o erafor. 0 P If , Z5 ' ff A f U ff Q JOHN SIERKS . John is an honorable ,member of lhe sociefy of quiel' boys. He hasn'l, parficipaied in many evenfs, so .we hardly know wha? fo wlrife abouf yn. Alfhough he is noi brilliant John mandqesnfo keep his wor w l up fo ar He doesn'f give an one a chan . y ce 'ro knock him, or he all his dohggs io himself. lf appears as fhough Jo will me a ief, law-abiding cifizen of his communily. T , al Napoleon was afquiel' boy foo. , FIFTY THREE i Q I' L, i -. 4 . J 1 Gj Ji y I 'Ai i ii ,,,z:f' . 1 I' 25. ,JW ll X. xx 'NJ V' l 1 FIFTY-FOUR SHIRLEY SIMMONS - Shirley is a sweei young miss who is very popular. Being born under a lucky siar. 'rhe Gods showered giiis upon her. She has a preiry face and Talenf for printing and drawing. Even if she is ornamenial and prefiy in looks, she is noi' merely ornamenial in work. She has held numerous secreiarial posifions, serving Miss Liilig, Mrs. Klar and Mr. Friedman. Shirley also was one of Those girls who said number, please. Bui unlike all oiher operafors. she never gave a wrong number when she worked af 'the swiich- board. BELLE SIMONOWITZ Did you ever see a dark-haired vivacious girl fliiiing ihrough The corridors of Bushwick? If you wani an infroclucfion, iis Belle. Belle is always happy and is always singing. She sings like Sophie Tucker. She was secreiary 'Io Mr. Healy and a member of ihe Service Squad. She is an aciive member of boih i'he Sien Club and Bookkeeping Club. She is also an aihleie alfhough she does noi parficipaie in school sporis. She likes iennis and swimming in pariicular. Buf lei her dance and she's happy. MARTHA SIOR Miss Sior is one of those unioriunaies who was blessed wiih 'rhe underiaking of coaxing us lavish spenders io par? wiih a quarfer for The General Organizaiion. As if ihai wasn'i' sufficient work for anyone. she was made Bulleiin and Oriole Represenfaiive. Need if be said ihai she convinced many of us very fhoroughly Thai if was absolufely esseniial io our weIl'being 'thai we buy noi only +he Bushwick newspaper buf also our celebraied magazine? LOUIS SLADOWSKI A real pal, a irue friend. an indus+rious worker and an infelli- genf scholar, +hai's Louis Sladowski. I-Ie is noi' of ihe aggressive iype. buf is paiieni and plodding and has mainiained an air of quiei' and coolness Throughoui' his high school career which has robbed him of fhe populariiy he Truly deserves. He refuses io be downed eiiher by iough luck or ihe superior faculfies of his fel: low sfudenis and is always coming back for more wiih a greaf deierminaiion fo win. Lou is a member of Arisia. CHARLES SMITH Graaf big fall blonde boy who fakes nofhing seriously and noihing seriou 'fakes iml Tha'f's Charlie Smiih. Never ask him 'ro do any i g for ecause he won'f do ii. Thai's iusi his way, so n im. We don'i know of anyihing ihai he's done for Bushw' excepi' being av ember of the Boys Report- ers Club and ir ing To sell ii The outing on June 2. You oughi io see him ea ssemblies. The only noies he fakes are 'rhos dic aied fo The ass in a Sien period. Some reporierl He's noi such a bad ellow Though, because he knows his lessons even ii he does do Them in sfudy periods. ' f pei,ff .f3f5'l ?V'3l7 :'lS5'f'flf'A7'L ' il 4 lfg1f l-Pf..1. 'iil ' SADIE SMOOKLER Miss Smookler can be besl compared fo lhe silenl policeman. She seldom lalks oul ol Turn, yel, in her own way, she has suc- ceeded in performing quite a lew services. Wifhour her, The Cjlee Club would be losr, lor here she shows surprising abilify in improving upon The music of Schuberl' and such amafeurs. Bul her mosl ouislanding accomplishmenl was her work as a member ol The Pin Liommillee. Uid she persuade unwilling slu- denrs lo parl with money? She Talked so much and so emphafe ically, il is common opinion lhaf her cuslomers relenfed merely lo gel relief. GERTRUDE SNYDER Who always does her homework? Why Gerlrude, of course. Who is always willing lo lend if lo lazy, shillless people? The same. Gerlrude is The Rock of Gibralleru fo her classmales. ll' is said lhal wafer can evenlually wear away sione. Gerlrude, lor lhe sake ol your fellow-sullerers, don'1' go in swimming! Gerlrude belongs lo lhal rank oi girls who lake your money from you, bul of course, gives you somelhing in relurn. One musl' know her figures lo work in lhe 6. O. slore, and maybe Gertrude doesn'l. JOSEPH SOBOLOW 1 Whaf a Frenchman So olow 4 uld make! Noi lh he knows any French bul Joe ha a en i s, w s his nose makes slra ge mbli ose emi le by a peanul roasler. ex f is ol So by's only faull, for he is a member o lhe lin sfalf, Hem o wrile sporfs. Sobby was a em lwo lerms and received one 'o e er. i gre fear is lhal' one day he will be convincedjllial fhere is no Sanfa Claus. - ANNETTE SOMMA Ann is a musically inclined young lady. As a member of lhe Glee Club, her melodious voice can be heard, clearly ringing oul' during fhe assembly periods. Even while she checks sludy-hall affendance 'lor Miss Coe, you can hear her singing io herself some snalches ol a song. Nalurally. a gay mood is lhe resulf- or maybe lhe cause of fhese oulbursls of melody. Anyway, AnneHe's smile is radianl enough 'ro lighl' lhe dimmesl quarlers, and warm enough 'ro mell an iceberg. She enioys 'rickling lhe ivories of a Sleinway baby grand land we lend willing ears lo each rendilionl. I ETHEL SPIEGEL Efhel is a quief, demur lillle mi . Behi d al mask of ui - ness, however, lhere is iollin which her one 0? 1 mosl popular members of! er ss i ncy in se in fhe capacily as secrefary r. Fr ' h rs. lar i x- celled. She belongs lo lh group of h rd-working aka il easier for you fo obla you up nd candy wi u o much risk of being lrampled on She ever grumbles no s h . y you didn'l do your own homework when you ask her r hers. We wonder if she is always so quiel. Q . is ,I ,As- FIFTY-FIVE -7 -..ff I M.. T11 J l FIFTY-STX, y' 1' 'ijiilyhi' I' I . ANTHONY STANKUS AnThony, .beTTer known as Tony, beg d and borrowed his way Through our Tair school. However, Tony is noT bad aT hearT: he inTends To do his own homework July lsT. Tony has many TaulTs, one oT Them being ThaT mosT oT his Theories are wrong. l-le Thinks, Tor example, ThaT The Mexican Border pays renT. An- oTher of his Theories is ThaT saTeTy maTches are made by heavy- weighT TighT managers. . Tony expecTs To be a physics Teacher. OSCAR STEINBERG ' ln wriTing Fscar' biograp y,' w'r ' ppoinTed in looking Tor Tl 's in is ca er. car is w ker and has helped man The 'T h' ' classes The heads of our dep enTs T m aT help around Their offices. Mr. Ryan app d h' reasurer of The senior class, and he made a good ob iT. We hope ThaT Oscar's Treasury work does noT sTop here. Oscar inTends To become a denTisT. May all his pa- TienTs have gold TeeTh. SARAH STUTMAN ls There any one in Bushwick who can claim The service record of Sarah? She has been secreTary To Mrs. Klar, Miss Feldman, Miss SmiTh, and Mr. PrimoTT. Besides ThaT she has held The posi- Tion, oT secreTary in The publicaTion oTTice. As a member of The Service, League, she gave up Those Tew minuTes beTween periods during which she could be Tinishing her homework. The 'foregoing services were given To Teachers. Sarah has also served her class- maTes in The capaciTy oT G. O. Rep., Oriole Rep., Vice-PresidenT oT her class. ANGIE SUGAMELI A girl wiTh a hearT oT gold is This liTTle miss, always ready and willing To help The less TbrTunaTe. To relaTe her many services during her high school career would be an endless endeavor. Since her Treshman days she has shown greaT school spiriT by un- derTaking The Task oT selling TickeTs Tor school games and enlarg- ing The number of subscripTions Tor our school paper. AlThough modesT and demure. her delighTTul personaliTy aTTracTs a hosT of Triends. In The TirmamenT oT knowledge, she shines as a sTeady sTar in The field oT Toreign languages. MARY SUSSMAN Think oT a Tall, slim, blonde girl in a long, high-powered moTor car on an open highway speeding along wiTh an even purr To The moTor ThaT is music To The ears. She has given a good parf of her Time in school To service and clubs and secreTaryships, such as service in The lunchroom, G. A. A., Swimming Club and Glee v'Club. Keep iT up, Mary, iT's a greaT life if you don'T weaken. ll if i i l sr' r ' 'V f., 1 , JOSEPH SZEBUNIEWICZ Joe nearly fainfed once when a fellow- pronounced his name correcfly. ne can hardly believe fha? he's Polish, buf neverfhe- less he i . is The fhi m' b r of fha PolisH Confedera'rion fhaf is . uall s i f in 'rheflunchrgbmmlf you ever wanf fo gygu isfry' prob ms 'explyadfgyk 1 Joe. he lrnows. His I Ish may nof be perfec .- bul' his American His- fory is gr + Some day hen 'Joe is in a fallcafive mood, aslcfhim why he Iizgd Archifecfural Drawing. , WILLIAM TERRY f' 1 ' , ,L l Who's fha? friendly ichbp -'wifhllfhg d winsome smile? Nof Bill Terry of fhe Gianfs, iusf our,ownf4i'lQable, sociable Terry. Bill's an energefic fellow and a capable one foo. He's one of fhe busy-bees fhaf keeps fhe Boys Reporfers Club Turning our fheir splendid reporfs. He's fhe lrind of a Bushwiclrife we should have, unselfish, kind, nof snobbish, a good efficienf worlcerjand a good friend. fa ' ANTHONY TRAKIMAS fj4uX'1W'fZ -T. - 4' 35 ' Tiny is one of fhe smallesf boys in school, measuring iusf abouf six feet His fearnmafes claim fha? fhis heighf is an ad- vanfage fo him and fhaf if helps him in being a sfar firsbbase- man. Tiny is one of fhe few fhree-leffer men in school, if nof fhe only one. He received a leffer for fraclc, one for baskefball, and anofher for baseball. This year will see fhe complefion of his second year spenf as a valuable member of fhe baseball Team. If seems only narural fha? Tiny will Turn ouf fo be a Physical Training feacher and fhen refurn fo Bushwicl: foformenf fufure sfudenfs. FRANCES TSCHERNE Who can ' be? Ahl liffle blue-eyed Frances. Fr is ex- pecfed fo re h The ceiling som ay, Lf if isn'f ele . Frances has 'Ihree bo s. If see o 'rural fhaf ould prefer fhe opposife ex. wgn ecial sc ol , Frances sficlrs fo fhe Tale o Two nies . Her hobb s swimming, singing, dancing and fennis. She w secrefary f iss Hall and assisfanf in fhe library. Frances wanfs fo be a Teacher affer affaining all her scholarships MURIEL ULM So offen has fhis young lady ioined her presence fo fhaf of ofhers af affer-school acfivifies, and honor meefings, fha? if is clilficulf fo wrife of her accomplishmenfs. lf seems fhaf Miss Ulm can'f resf wifhouf some exercise, vocal or ofherwise, so she ioined fhe P. E. C. During school, Miss Williams. Miss Goldsmifh, Mr. Ryan, and ofhers can boasf of her services. Muriel had fhe honor of being girl leader of fhe Arisfa. Tell me. preffy maiden, whaf are you going fo do yvhen you're nor in Bushwick and cannof worlr for any more feachers? FIFTY-SEVEN gm .1 I 1 W I s I 1 FIFTY-EIGHT FRANK vAccARo f' Here's Frank fhe service mp -fha manrwi nose of a Washingfon, fhe profile of ,Uohn 'o . and a voic a+'s worse f-han uss Colyboy' ,fBuf e Frank hasfhis redeiming qualifies. wasn'f h fel ' if Yresidenf of fhe C uncil. H 'was formerly! lrsf Dep f Kaffe gnafe. Wherexfeg yoi go you'll see him p 'wling B?9lAf,f'IB ing sure everyfhing's shipshape Through- ouf I e-'fb'lJ+iyn' .A uf besides rendering such disfinguished ser- xgrgffhis Vrz p is a genflernan. Why shouldn'f he be? He prefers on esy4and has nofhing againsf redheads, while bruneffes aren'f so ad eifher lsays Frank.l ' Looking fhem Over by Henry Varrone. Some fime ago Ed was on fhe foofb feam. Affer fhaf was abolished he wenf info f rank r. Offen's bo d made good. Meanwhile, Ed w s fed fo fh B ll faff and fhen was promofed fo fhe Ediforsh . one was nominafed for Chick Meeha 's Olympic fe For services which he had previously rendere fo fhe school. he was elecfed info The Senafe and fhe Council. A+ presenf, however, he is faking if easy, because his HENRY VARRONE ' inferesfs lie elsewhereyped we menfion names? ' RAHAM VOL -ER I7 Have you ev een a rafh h . red-headed, young man. ' fr ping fhr g 1 corridors wif mb'na+ion of sandwiches i - : h n - d n ice cream po , e er? May we have fhe le s : - informing you faf is olp . We don'1' know whe e eafing fakes up so muc is mme land moufh-spacel buf af sf here is one of fhosei re specimens of the masculine gen- d who is acfually qulef. ell, sfrange fhings are forever hap- pening and a .quief boy is a pleasanf surprise. FRA CES VIT ' Ge fe pref r bl ldesl How frue in Frances's casel She 1 fhose l QI who are giffed wifh looks, falenf and p rify fe wonder of if II. The orchesfra was 'spir work of This lenfe- . Dr. Horowifz, Mrs. Brown, Miss Schn i r and Mis l eived The benefifs of her services. b lo fhe Sfen, Glee. Spanish and Swimming Clubs. Fr n well-fiffed for The posifion of wife because she was manager of fhe sfockroom in fhe Annex. Fran- ces belies fhe saying fha? all good Things come in small pack- ages. ELEANOR WATERHOUSE When Eleanor enfered Bushwick as a poor freshman, no one dreamed fhaf This girl would accomplish for herself and for her school fhe many fhings she has achieved. Eleanor's classmafes soon learned of her frue friendship and pleasanf smile for every- one. and elecfed her presidenf of fheir class. This sfaried her off. for she has been presidenf of her class for six Terms. Hervpres- ence and excellenf work in fhe Reporfers Club is a principal assef which helps hold fhis well-known club fogefher. Anyone coming in confacf wifh Eleanor for fhe firsf fime will surely be pleased wifh her wif, personalify, appearance, good nafure, and sporls- manship. i s. s , gm., ,q . f., I Q-,4j..., -. EDITH WEICHSELBAUM swims well and c be foun g vacalion and holidays splash ing merrily in fh Sf. Georg pool. The lunchroom. mosl' cele braled. mosl-loved spol in Bush ick, claims her for ils own. He, is g celiul dance w o rarely speaks oul' of lurn. She sole rll ed a childhoo rning Spea when you're spoken ro, I in I' se s s ould be o lislener lor Plos- c y, who s Ido i I an e e rd in edgewise. Like mo dancers fo s I' indulges in sporls. She ELIZABETH WEINBRECHT ' Elizabelh, or Belly as she is lzalled by all her friendf ilfa very charming girl. She has beau ul golden' air and bazyIQlue eyes. She always has a peacel I ' miling exp n hicf rarely ever dislurbed. She Nmighl' called q'LiZbLTranqulL' for 'rhe name suiis her excell9nl'lyQ,In service. F has gan ribuied her share. She served as fselfefsry f1olMj,9's'j W5 Coleman and many oihers. Belly i also inlecesled' in'aI'hl has and all kinds of sporfs. Being an abl swimmer, she enioys eing wifh fhose who know how lo swim. IRVING WEISS , Irving is ynvlher quill bpy. If-le is ,hagfily heard all day long. Buf when gnm,I s. Qing is awer gpm He is jus? as lasl an l p jus s loud: he' sfgof lhem. De- spife this frail, he is a likeabl person. Irving always had a pass 'ro go fo fhe lunchroom befo a yops-Aelsy' when fhe resf of lhe school arrived. lhey ad !?o 'rely on w 'lhey broughl from homer s - In ,I HELEN WENZEL I I f She is a prelly cur aired! n illpaefsweel' sm'e and win- ning personalify. H rlffsbyegibggenf in'Rich 'Q d Hill High Sc ol yliefqugiind dignified manner. hewzlns made many firie ' In , usliwick. Il-lelen's hobby is collgfl-nfg adfographs of aciorsi Qeliesses and'radio ariisfs. Her favorife sporf is swimming, havi16xbeen a member .gli fhf Swimming Club and Girls Afh- lelic Associalion. H en,Jg,le'nds'l'6vgo lo Cify College al nighl and work during ihei ay. Ambiiious. ohl Why did fhe pholog- rapher make an exlra picfure of you? Luo WERN I' Ludwi e I. one of Bushwic s hard-working sludenis. is assisianl irc a 'on manager of The 'B llelin He 's lled Silenl by his friend becaus h ' neve w o speak unless if was urgen dwig s a member of lhe Council. If innocence eads 'ro succes he is well on his way. He expecis 'ro be an-engineer. Hefs go fhe brains 'Io become anylhing. S1 ' FIFTY-NINE I ffs' ' ' - 4 ff 2'- ' r H-fp , w- gre.:-4 1 4,1 A--A --,f . fn ... ... . ,, , . ,. y g I ' - 1 I I ff U il 5: G -s . f,4,s4-,ww,i.-- f - nw. ,g - . laik , . , w ,g . f .., 1 HATTIE WINTER ' Miss Hafiie Winier has' a winning smile and appears excep- iionally shy, noi 'thai she is bashful, bul' on occasions 'this lass reveals a keen sense of humor and surprising originaliiy. Persuade her someiime io deliver an address on radio crooners. Amuse- meni and enieriainmeni is guaranieed. Sporfs also hold an im- poriani place in her accomplishmenis. She goes in for swimming and 'tennis with a bang 'and does well in boih. She refers io herself ,as Mr. Friedmansfamlous scribe in Geomeiry and Infer- mediafe lmeaning ihai she does 'ihe board wrifingl. WILLIAM WOHLAFKA ' Whal Willie l ks in hisfsfu . e ma es up for in his ex- perimen+a+ion lih radios.' y dayL ' may find 'fhis lad in ushwuc s cl C ermg wif o renhiic radio ap- par us se si ram e sorf which relafes 'ro ra no is boys re io bring hum ihe rea iza- . B . . a . 4 lub, + . .h . . . l 'n i o ' d' . ' ini s is ' ' l +ion o his ambih . hich is 'ro bec me a radio engineer., , . ' I. ii f L IK ' ' ' ele Woicik c mly has a mighfy arm. She excells noi '1 I in pun inm all bui' also deserves praise for her schol- V fic bfli is' oicik has been secreiary io several Teachers and ' belon r+o 'r . E. C. She became a member of Arisia in her eigh . She refuses io be called solemn or grave. Finally we co romised on serious: noi fhai she is gloomy and morose. i bul' in conirasi io some of The eligibles for The Nii'wi'f hour. she is noiiceably soberl i ' y li k iv I we y Y S ELSIE ZEITLIN 1 I r . This June, ihe glee Club will lose a member who has iioined her voic 'fic fhefmany oihers every ierm she has been hereT Miss gf, Zeiflin. 'o iggs' alfo. was-heard in The Mikado. This -young Q V lady hasviyml een in charqgfoi 'rhe swiichboard. Well, with fhe voice an ihe expergieh -fshe can qualify for a Wrong Nlumber gal. During' schoa! igzrs she has aided Miss Richardson and Mr. Wolfson wiih Ke abseniee .clips. Or is ihai' anoiher way fo l , , keep from eaiing? il ' , I 'I MILTON zlsss' ' A ii ' ' ' r ' g L Jw Milf will mos+ likely become a second Merle Johnson. He is E?-lifi ' playing in ihe Ridgewood 'Gardens at present Even wifh 'I'his on ' his mind, Milf has been a fair scholar. He has not bofhered 'io 1' show anyone -'ihai helis conscieniious and' would like fo Izlecome . f' f presideni of 'lhe Senaie by his numerous Iisi of services. , 1 if ' I . . SIXTY if - ,I i lil 1, Y X MISS HOUSMAN To whom we are indebfecl for her, able guidance. , , I I V lCon+inued from Page 7l sfanding achievemenls of our class. We were well represenled in The field of journalism by lwo edilors of lhe Bullelin . Aaron Goldenberg succeeded in allaining lhal' posilion in his sevenlh Term, while Peler Gior- dan h. . . . . o was is successor in has eighlh +erm.. James lnzerillo served as vice presidenl of 'rhe G. O. in his sevenlh 'rerm, while Peler Nicolas.was presidenl and Evelyn Duerre secrelary in our lasl' lerm. As we look back now, we find 'rhal in spife of a few mislakes, we succeeded remarkably well. There are nor many classes who can boasl of such a variely of lalenl as ours. We have amongus, fulure doclors V F scnenhsls, arlisls, musicians, aclors, oralors. slalesmen, and diplomals. G. H. 8: H. V. A SIXTY-ONE sf ffl? ,.i,, if-' Q' v lx, Q. ,M l SIXTY-TWO J , gui ii 1 :init .1 YEAR BOOK STAFF Edifor-in-Chief AARON GOLDENBERG Associafe Edifor Ari Edilor James lnzerillo Nicholas Kraidich Sylvia Chassen Sylvia Rosenfeld I'lc'on Wenzel EJxvard Bialoglowiec Michael McTighe Theodore Kochanslci I-Iannah Diclcer Anne Forman Mae Frank Lillian Rasmussen Fannie Leibowilz Alice Chaiie William Reilly Frank Vaccaro Alexander Bernsiein Frances Bellina Hedwig Golds+ein Jaclc Ploscoveilcy Sylvia Brush Donald Gobrighl Sylvia Shapiro Arr Adviser Mr. Milne Business Manager David Cohen LITERARY STAFF CONTRIBUTORS BUSINESS STAFF The Slafl wishes Io express ifs grafirude Io 3101010 for his invaluable aid. Muriel Ulm Millon Scher Gerhard I-lundl ii I Louis Joseph Mildred Barnell Ruih Fluhrer Charles Smilh Edward Pries Lillian Hughes Edna Mollinger Lillian Rosenberg Fay Mandese Grace Bonanno Salvafore DiGiovanna Richard Seuflerl I Melvin Rauss Charles I-Ieim Oscar Sfeinbero Jack Campbell Irene Levy John De Siafi Facully Adviser Miss I-Iousman Peler Giordano rioiqxioiarioioioioioifo SIXTY-THREE Class Will -.Ll. -- We, lhe class ol June, I932, being whole ol body, hall ol mind, and less ol memory, and considering lhe uncerlainly ol lhe olher parls, do devise, publish, and declare lhis lo be our lasl will and leslamenl, revolc- ing any and all sane wills herelolore made by us. To lhe members ol lhe lacully we hereby beguealh lhe lollowing: Firsl: To Dr. McDonald, our modesl hopes lhal lhe nexl gradualing class will be as ellicienl and as praiseworlhy as lhis one was. Second: To Mr. Berlcowilz, a well-earned resl, now lhal his dulies as grade adviser are over. dThird: To Mr. Berlcowilz lhe leacher, lhe hope lhal someday he will leach a class lhal will check up. Fourlh: To lvlr. Friedman, a manual ol lhe lamous Norlhwesl clas- sic, l-low lo Gel Your Man. Fillh: To Mr. Lynch, a bigger and beller lrallic squad, lhal will really work. Sixlh: To Miss Williams, lhe hope lhal she will be able lo produce as line an Arisla as lhe lasl one. Sevenlh: To Mr. Wollson, a couple ol l-lollywood slars. The only lcind lhe Aslronomy Club is sure lo recognize. Eighlh: To Miss Wolle, a new sel ol Dearie Deariesu even more beaulilul lhan lhe lasl lol, since lhey can'l be any dumber. Ninlh: To lvliss Coe, a peanul sland, so lhal her sopranos may guide lhemselves beller while yodelling. Tenlh: To Mr. Kovar, lhe lask ol balancing lhe unpaid dues ol lhe seniors. SIXTY-FOUR 4....l ElevenTh: To Mr. SaTlow. we leave our idea of a good BiulleTin. TwelTTh: To Mr. Koral, The easy Taslc of solving 9l9l To The ninTh pow- er. If he does iT wiThin 99 years. he will win a brighT red Tie, wiTh which To awe his TuTure algebra sTudenTs. ThirTeenTh: To Mr. Levy. we leave enough runs To esTablish a hos- iery deparTmenT. To our beloved TaculTy in general. we generously bequeaTh enough superioriTy complexes To saTisTy all The superior Teachers. To The many Teachers who so graTiously besTowed zeros upon us. we bequeaTh grades +ha+ are IOOCX, beTTer Than They gave us. To The iuniors, we leave The advice To sTarT hoarding Their pennies in order ThaT They may be able To meeT Their various senior expenses. To some of The sophomoresfwe leave a place in The old men's home. To.The freshmen. The saTisTacTion ThaT in anoTher decade 'or so, They may occupy our high posiTions. To TuTure managers of The lunchroom, we leave several boxes of aspirin TableTs. lWill They need Them. boyll Louis Joseph leaves his craziness To anyone who is crazy enough To Take iT. John De SiaTe leaves his beard To The nexT class baby. , MilTon Scher leaves his bashfulness To The nexT shy boy. To Those who have read This will, we bequeaTh Towels To dry Their Tears. 4 ln wiTness Thereof, we have aTT'ixed our signaTures, This 3OTh day oT June, I932. lsignedl THE SENIOR CLASS The foregoing insTrumenT was subscribed, cellophane sealed, paid Tor, and published wiTh special permission of The owners of The copyrighT. WITNESSES Miss Charney Mr. Ryan For The Senior Class: Mr. J. Cohen Mr. l-leilbraun MilTon Scher Miss Housman Miss Coleman James Inzerillo Mrs. KirlcpaTrick Louis Joseph Aaron Goldenberg slxTY-Five E EBRITIES -:- , SIXTY-SIX Girl Siucleni Muriel Ulm My siudy room is off lhe hall: There's one square window in The wall Wilhoul increasing ils widfh or heighl Four years l've sfudied 'There by nighl. Boy Siudeni' Aaron Goldenberg MacBelh may have his murders, And Caesar, his men who are lah Bur give me Aaron's inlelligence, And I'll lel if go al lhal, , 'Q Mos? Popular Boy , , Peler Giordano Pefer, when he goes fo college To acquire some useful knowledge, - Sure can use, if seems fo me, I , l-lis well-earned popularily. '4 QQ!! V V Mos? Popular Girl Eleanor Pfannebecker Clara Bow has H , lhey say. lf you should ask wha? I+ mighf be, Jus? look al Eleanor some day: You'll find if's popularITy. Pre++ies+ Girl Marieffa Burkard Who is fhis, kind sirs? Why, il's Mariefla Burkardl With a face like hers I She will never have lo work hard. Handsomesf Boy Donald Gobrighi' Donald Gobrighl, may his lribe increase, Awoke and said, very much al ease, l dreamed lhal I was held lor ransom: I guess l musf be very handsome. i Oufsfandmg Servnce Frank Vaccaro Frank Vaccaros full of busuness B he Iusl calls If p Im hardly shll a man e To I hav fo wafch my sfep Comeduan Louus Joseph O LOUIS Joseph T no To say hed never seen a goose For somehmes If has come lo pass Hed see one In hls looklnq glass Boy Arhlefe Pe+er Nicolas A mlghly man as our Pele ln sporfs he does excel We chose hum for our boy afhlefe Girl Aihlefe Evelyn Duerre Evelyn Duerre our gurl afhlefe ln sporfs us very hard fo eaf She moves so fasf and runs so much She mak s a baskef af every 'touch Fashlon Plafe Sylvla Shapiro Wear a dress more fhan one da And nfs surely ouf of dale One young gurl who fhlnks lhls way ls Sylvla our fashion plale Beau Brummel Jack Campbell Luffle Jack Campbell sf n a nook Readmg Moe Levys clofhnng book l-hs mofher arrived and quickly sald Y u have su? gel' fo bed saxw SEVEN l l l .lr l l l g ' r l , I . . . 1 ' I '- lll . . , Y uf pe, qu., by .ll . -uf' 1, .I yy! -F G .lv g!, e ,V .L ll iijll '1,f' - lull' ll ' f' ' i is use ill mi ' , l l 5' lf ', . vl ' , ll ill' l'l so ' ' ' ' . zl' .. 1 Y ,N 's ily. l ill 14.4 rw ll! ilkpir' , ' V 3l lil? l l' lrzlll l 'ylll ' Sq 'Elly . . llrx I ,. . , mil ', . l'q l! gm' Because he runs so well. l r l'-r ' 'll 11 3.5! 1? :fl . lr , Ili ll X gg v 9 l ,, 'll ' b ' :'l' ' l EE lil '1 l flllll 5 , l wg: s -A ' ll Uli lrl :Q -ll 5 I I 'V-ll M l - l l .11 llg W N, ,, rl, X, ,N QT Y 1 - ll . . . H lx . . l I ' l lr, ll l' - , ' a I W M ' W llr - . . 1 ,, I X 1 l ,, . .l xl' o a I, so . W aryl ,N - 1:1 lm 1 1.x Xl . ill 'il fli '1 .N 1, l ' ll fll l 1125 l' lr Bashful Milicn Scher Mosl' Versaiile Richard Seulilierf Richards joy is quile complele Be he home or on 'rhe slreel. l-le will do whale er' you will For hes very versafile. Milfon Scher in a playful mood Was elecfecl lhe mosl bashful sfoode. Bur in college perhaps lhree days or four l-le will be considered so no more. . Class Baby John De Siafi John DeSiali our class baby ls very sweel and lender-maybe. A rougher babe was never born For lillle Johnny shoves each morn Conlinued from Page 5 Aim high- plan nobly build noi only for your own happiness buf for lhose of olhers. Real happiness will come lo you and The world will re- member you if your endeavors bear in mind lhe genlle reminder of The oelz p lf l can slop one hearl' from breaking, ' l shall nor live in vain: ll I can ease one life 'rhe aching, Or cool one pain, ' Or help one lainling robin Unro his nes? again, l shall noi live in vain. Wilh sinceresl' wishes for 'rhe fulure, Corclially yours. s LOUIS BERKOWITZ SIXTY-EIGHT . l , . Li, l l 5 l , -X . Y ,, f K , Ei S. ,E t rf Is? 2331's-5353522 XS F5 I gp Killah Q1 ,X SENATE OUTSTANDING TRAFFIC SERVICE PRESIDENT S S S, ,au , EEE, .E .IEE,,,I,Y.,,,E.IEE...,E, JAMES INZERILLO FIRST DEPUTY , S .SS, AARON GOLDENBERG SECOND DEPUTY , . SALVATORE DIGIOVANNA TI-IIRD DEPUTY S S JACK PLOSCOVETKY SECRETARY , A H ,,,,, ,,.,, , DAVID COI-IEN Firsl Row - Peler Ganqi, I-Ienry Varrone, Roberjr I-Ienry, David Cohen, Salvalore DiGovanna, James Inzerillo, Mr. T. F. Lynch, Aaron Goldenberg, Jack Ploscovellcy, Frank Vaccaro, Louis Joseph, Perer Giordano, Paul Buonaguro. Second Row Milron Scher, Lharles Abba+e, Raymond Breirenbach, Roberf Meyrowirz, Perer Nicolas, Julius Friend, Melvin Rauss, Louis Erdrnan, Fay Mandese, Roloerl Niebling, Sfanley Bazylc, Gerhard I-Iundf, Frank Feminella, Charles Pomponio, Joseph Ferriso, John DeSia+i. Third Row Salvalore Iviarchello, Ludwig Werner, Donald Gobriqhi, I-Ienry Anlcner, Oscar Sieinberg, Richard Seuflerl, Jack Campbell, Anfhony Clemenie, Viclor Legler. SIXTY-NINE M.-if eeee ee A A - A A 4--an ee as ee aafaeifsa gs as F as aa' aa A so f5ii1::4:o4Eg frso:f.1,g:::1,::i:giLLET,ii,Qigi1sggz.,.3,..........-as ' f A-A-1U ee A A A A- '--- M aa 44'A-4 an , A4 U.,-A I-mf' j,A 1,41g:,, A A ' Ajgv M M U A A A, A , 44 A .-,.--Y..m-A,4 Y. A A 4 ,.ff.:.L.i.s.....ZM-.,. ,m.-m.....-,.,,..e-,,fV....Q..,.-A , , ,,,,............1-- CGUNCIL SERVICE LEAGUE PRESHDENT ,,EEE E,E.E.E....E.,EE.. T EE,...,EEEE...E.A..,.,..,E...,..,E ,E..,,E.. F RANK VACCARO VICE-PRESIDENTQ EEE,,, .,,,,,EA, J AMES INZERILLO SECRETARY .,...,,.,., PAUL BUONAGURO N Firsi' Row , Louis Joseph, David Cohen, Roberf Henry. Paul Buonaguro. James lnzerillo, Mr. T. F. Lynch, Frank Vaccaro, Aaron Goldenberg, Salvaiore DiGiovanna, Peier Giordano, Roberi Meyrowiiz, Richard Seufferi: U Second Row Peier Ganqi, Jack Ploscoveiky, Julius Friend, Gerhard l-lundi, Melvin Rauss. Salvaiore Marchello, Frances Fink, Eleanor l-laierhouse, Evelyn Duerre, Ann Cusumano, Grace Bonanno, Fay Mandese, Slanley Bazyk, Frank Feminella, Ray- mond Breilenbach, Charles Ponnponio, l-lenry Ankner, Joseph Ferriso, John DeSia+i. Third Row Charles Abloaie, Peier Nicolas, Henry Varrone, Ludwig Werner, Louis Erdrnan, Oscar Sieinberg, Milfon Scher, 'Jack Campbell, Vicior Legler, Lillian Kacsur, Assunia Palumbo. SEVENTY l l l ' l 'll 'l , El 'I l: yi , il lf is 'i I 1 ,Q Ili T, 5 . li li 1 2 l i? q: ll ld 1,1 2 li an il ,xii Us lf! ,fl 1,2 'i ,T . l . T i I i 1 l I i 1 T 1 i ARISTA SCHOLARSI-llP-SERVICE-CHARACTER BOY LEADER GERHARD l-IUNDT SECRETARY ROBERT MEYROWITZ TREASURER HENRY ANKNER 4 E , , s .WM-. Eirsl Row Julius Friend, James lnzerillo, l-lenr Aaron Goldenberg, Slanley Bazyk. y Anlcner, Gerhard l-lundl, Roberl Meyrowilz Second Row Rulh Eluhrer, Lillian Rasmussen, Sylvia Bruslowsky, Sylvia Rosenfeld, Doris Nufer, Edna Mollinger, Hannah Diclcer, Sophie Cohen. - Third Row Lawrence Grice, Eranlc Rogozienslci, Louis Sladowslci, Edward Bialoglowiec, Peler Giordano, Muriel Ulm, l-lelen Woicik, Vicfor Legler. SEVENTY ONE 1:1c:avici i:ai:i: 1:1n:0i f J ' J The SENIOR CLASS THANKS THOSE WHO HAVE HELPED TO MAKE THIS BOOK POSSIBLE 1- ,iii-1 -ii- The Engravings in Hwis issue were made by SCIENTIFIC IENGRAVING CO0 406 WEST 3Is+ ST. New York 1. 1u........-iq:o10i1.-9101-.-.1-:ic -- ojgioioivi 3111113010 riuininioiqiuioiuimrixnioiuioini The Profession of Pharmacy Affords Many Opporfuniiies. I ln addifion fo refail pharmacy, many fields are open 'lo 'rhe graduaie pharmacisi and pharmaceuiical chemist The BROOKLYN COLLEGE of PHARMACY LONG ISLAND UNIVERSITY offers unsurpassed facilifies 'For 'lhe s'luden'I'. New build- ing, modern equipment exfensive laborafories and a very able faculfy. A THREE YEAR FREE SCHOLARSHIP OPEN TO HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES. l The Regisfrar will on applicafion furnish all informaiion and arrange for an inspecfion of lhe college building. ADDRESS, WILLIAM L. HARLOE, REGISTRAR 600 LAFAYETTE AVENUE, Brooklyn, New York O Greetings and Best Wishes G. O. STORE TO CLASS OF JUNE 1932 I I 1 r:oiniIvi1r11 :ri A nio1Dio1 II 1, I I I sfo' II II II Il I II II II I II II I II II I. Ii Ii I. I. Ii 3 H I! I! I! II II II I II II II :I o 9 qto1u1n1o1 THE DELEHANTY INSTITUTE Classes are now 'Forming in all branches of specialized business Training for men and women. Courses are carefully designed To mee'I' your individual needs, assuring compIe're Training in The subieci selecied in a minimum of +ime. Day and evening classes. Wriie To Dep'I'. R. An elaborafe booklel' en+i'IIed 'Educa+ion, Mo+her of All Success and Happiness, con'I'aining a compleie descripiion of These courses, will be mailed 'Io you upon request COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT 26 EAST I4+h ST., N. Y. c. STUYVESANT 9-46I0 A BUSINESS BUILT ON SERVICE I9I5-I932 I7 years of Saiisfaciion To The I-ligh Schools and Colleges of This CiTy Equipped wifh The mosi' modern kind of machinery we can insure prompf execuTion of your every Wanlr ..... EIiicienTly and Economically EASTERN PRINTING COMPANY PRINTERS 8: PUBLISHERS School ancl College Books, Daily, Weekly, and Ivlonfhly Publicafions I4 Cook STreeT Brooklyn, N. Y. Telephones PUlaski 5-I535-l536 Youiz INSNECTION or ouiz PLANT is wELcoMED AT ANY TIME THE DAVID J. IVIOLLOY COMPANY Creaiors and Manuiaciurers of Good Covers for Good Books 2857 NORTH WESTERN AVENUE, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Telephone Armifage 3790 u1u1o1s:1m:1c:1o1u1o1o14:1u1m:1n1n1u1o1n:1n:1n1o1u1u1o1o1o1o1 10101111 1n1o1o1o1:y1Ty14T1Tx1 10111 1 1 1 1 1:1 .1-.1 1:01 ri 1101 in:4r1011vian1o1rr1n14li4'li1n101-1ivn1Ilinian1n ARTHUR swolos, SPECIALIZING IN COLLEGE and SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHY ONLY EOUIPPED FOR MAKING PHOTOGRAPHS of every DESCRIPTION FOR ILLUSTRATING COLLEGE ANNUALS Highly Ar+is+ic Workmanship, and Ihe capaciiy for PROMPT AND UNEOUALLED SERVICE I3I Wesf 42nd Sfreef, New York Official Phofographers for fhe Bushwiclr High School Senior Year Book - 1 sir 1 ' 1 - 1 A 1 -vientiioiqiqiniqniuiqxiqiq 1014 .--.-...-....,---111111:-.:::::.1-110111020 Q Q U o omann READ ITS SLO-BAKED T H THE FRESHEST BREAD IN TOWN IT ii ll WHITE AND WHEAT-CUT OR UNCUT ll T WATCH Us MAKE THE SWEETS T IT You EAT il M Kwleztzty A QUALITY CANDY and ICE-CREAM l603 MYRTLE AVENUE QOld Ridgewood DepoTj ny.: 1.1n..-11:11.-:miniu1-0in1-111-4u:4n:nn:sn:nn.:nn.: 1- ..- .:- 1- ..--1 1- 1- ..- Jll Commercial Subjects Sperlbl Gurses Qfifjvi 6'v500l'Gradz1a2'Z'.s' LATEST OFFICE MACHINES DAY AND EvENnNG SESSIONS MYRTLE AVE.AT VVOODBINE ST. PHONE HEGEMAN 3-els: Ll Complimenfs of MILO D. PORTER RIDGEWOOD SAVINGS BANK Foresf and Myrfle Avenues Ridgewood, New York I NVITES YOUR ACCOUNT Toral Resources over ..............,.,..........,,................ S2I.OO0.000.00 Surplus ................ .......... I ,033,435.96 JEFFERSON 3-8I8I Orders Prompfly Dal d A IRVING MARKET ADOLF OCHS CHOICE MEATS, POULTRY AND PROVISONS 400 IRVING AVENUE. Brooklyn. N. Y. CORNER CORNELIA smear pr Complimenfs of 1. Dr. R. Fabrieant SURGEON DENTIST A 346 Graham Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. Tel. Dlckens 2-0I95 ' Miller Brothers -cLoTHnERs- I576 Pifkin Avenue AT HERZL STREET BROOKLYN, NEW YORK Complimenis of 'rhe Hudson River Day Line WEST 42nd STREET, NEW YORK, N. Y. SEASON?-MAY, I5 +o OCTOBER I7, l932 CYEDQZ5 Empire Shoe Cornplimenfs of vMorgan Drug Sho Louis Gross, Ph.G. 57-23. MYRTLE AVENUE ,- Rmeewoon. L. I I. I. .T - 63 Morgan Avenue af G-raffan S+., Brooklyn, N. Y. ' lPl1onds Pulaski 5-9049-90I8 r1 I 1 :Ii If li I: fl . il II I5 lr I. I Iii IE 5: 'I Is yr . I fl is I I ll I fl I Il I - A .II sl II I! lr Il li fl Ir re il fl rl -1 if II El II ,I :I 1 1 . i I I Q I I -I fl II v 101.1 if Tel. Hegeman 3-0749 Tel. EVergreen 2-4557 John Glueker Near George Sfreef, Brooklyn, N. Y. Henry D. Weber Imporfed and Domeslic Delicaressen 8: Fancy Groceries QUALITY MEATS Seneca Avenue Orders Prompfly Delivered 67-I2 Fresh Pond Sfreel' Ridgewood, N. Y. 30 lbs I5 lbs. FI I0 lbs. Shirfs I5 lbs. RIDGEWOOD LAUNDRY mc. WE KNOW HOW Wei' Wash including all colored clofhes E Sl.65 ai' . .... ...... , . ,...,. .... ..........,. . elll , E ...,.... ,..,,SI.00 exfra Finished Work 1 1 . ,.,..... . 52.00 L ssss ,...,.,.. .... ...NIO cenls exfra Sofl' Dry .... E ., . E ,. 152.00 FIRST CLASS WORK ONLY PHONE JEFFERSON 3-ma ADELAIDE MCCARTY, Pre.. HEgemen 3- I296 Dr. Edw. H. Kahn Phone HEgeman 3-0 I 30 E I RUStHlHl1H,S D NT ST LIBERTY BAKERY 590 Seneca Avenue chasm Bros.. Prop.. Cor. Grove Sl., Ridgewood, B'lclyn. N. Y. 855+ Since ,888 Daily 9 A- M- ff' 8 P- M- 2365-75 Silver sFree+ Sal. 9 A. M. 'Io 6 P. M. Fri. and Sun. Closed B'ooHY - N- Y- 1:, 1., 1 .1 1 , 1 1 1 W 1014: 1.14, 1 1 Qicniqifpicsiri iaioiuioiarioi 1011 I1 B vunncnniuasugoi 1:01 101010 Evergreen 2-4474 Wm. Seeker Dealer in FINE PROVISIONS BOLOGNAS AND SAUSAGES -Wholesale and Retail- 703 Foresi' Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. :0QIlD1lQflQOQOQllQ1lQ1lQOQ1 Near Halsey Slreel, Brooklyn, Sehmidfs coNEEcTloNERY The Home of I-Iome Made Candies I 57 I Broadway N. Y. Phone JEfferson 3-I9l9 UNIVERSITY INSIGNIA CORPGRATION DESIGNERS AND MANUFACTURERS II4 Nassau Sheer, New York Ciiy i. -1-:- SPECIALTIES Fraferniry, Schoo Commencemeni Engraving, Prom Programs a I and Class Rings, Pins and Charms, nd Favors Tel. Evergreen 2- I 392 Gustav Ieken Confecrionery and Ice Cream FRUIT ICES, eic. Parlies, Socials and Weddings Supplied el Short Nolice 67I0 Fresh Pond Road Near Cornelia Slreei P. Fatta High Grade Tuxedos and Full Dress Suiis To Hire and For Sale Special Roles Given To Clubs and Socielies I 39 Wilson Avenue Bef. Willoughby Ave. 8: Suydam S Brooklyn, N. Y. foiibii T1 DRILL AND REVIEW BOOKS FOR STYLE AND EFFECT English Goomefry OUR FURS are DISTINCTIVE and SELECT - Bookkeeping Biology Commercial Law Chemisfry Fra I1 G e lScie ce DANIEL SEDLACK Semin Phzfilf CUSTOM EURRTER mi Y'i'9 P Y Spanish Economics Ladies' and Genh' Tailor 5915? SWOT! syc oogy uca Ton 364 ANTHON AVENUE GLOBE BOOK COMPANY Bef. Silver 8: Hughes Sis.. Ridgewood, L. I. Us Fmh Av. New York N Y BANK WITH YOUR LOCAL BANK RICHMOND NATIONAL BANK WYKOFF, GATES a MYRTLE AVENUES Checking Accounl' V Chrisfmas Club Special Inieresf Accounfs Travelers Checks Mernbers of The Federal Reserve Sysfem EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED Faq Comp-Iimenis of .I I A A f CEE JAY Opfomefrisfs 8: Opficians 23l9 MYRTLE MYRTLE AVENUE EVergreen 2-6290 fx' fi ,, ,.: I l 4 -,f u Z C I I Q- l ' I I I I is I 3 .I ga r 3. I I I KL :ff O, tw N4 v.Y5, ' y cf HOLLWOOD CLOTHES ALL MODELS STUDENT IMPORTED 81 SUITS DOMESTIC AND WOOLENS TOP COATS FASHIONED IN HOLLYWOOD AND TAILORED ON Sth AVENUE IN NEW YORK Featuring a FuII Line of 4 Piece Knicker Suits AII SI7.50 All Graduates of this school are eligible foradmission to Pace Institute -a nationally known and distinctive professional school of technical training in Business Administration Accountancy Secretarial Practise Classes for beginners at Pace Institut prepare high-school graduates for imme- diate earnings. Many Pace graduates are now treasurers and controllers of large corporations-others are in Successful accountancy practise. Fi -Ml trips to the offices and plants of the lar jest organizations in New York City are conducted especially for day students in the Accountancy School and for day students in the Secretarial School. Students and Parents are invited to confer with the Registrar. Tel. EVergreen 2-5635 White Star Laundry GOODS CALLED FOR 8: DELIVERED New Number 6097 7Is+ Avenue Old Number 2443 Van Cortland? Av. Cor. Fresh Pond Road, Brooklyn, N. Y. Phone EVergreen 2-09 I 0 H. J. Ii11lC1'lCl1l High Grade Bakery 8: Lunch Room Orders for Weddings and Parties Day School - - Evening School PFOWIPIIY Aifended I0 Pace 67-06 Fresh Pond Road 225 Broadway New York Brooklyn. N- Y- SPECIAL SECRETARIAL FINISHING COURSE lZ.':fE3:Zi. 2'Im FOR HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES EFF LEY' ScHooL Cwilliamsburgh Savings Bank Building JZHSOE amijdlblui ares' atc-..2Qi!6z1.s'l.gve1z11e Zhatgfm Wbzeplmw Qfkrdkzg 5210 dill Gommercial Subjects Begin Jlny Crime I I Q -..-..... 1 1 - A ff 1.3 I . . 'l,f'V-V xznff! ff I 1' I I 3 l o . , . ,R .1 .f . Y v ilu! . A y fl, . gi V ' XA 1 f ' I 1 viimzrrqpnqpuun-1-31-r-1wur-n-1-1m- riff-nur: 112111111111 11:11 111111111-1113111 1 An Atmo5pl1er'e of Purpo5e and Refinement Col lege Grade Cour'5e5 III I ' - i ii woons' sci-iooi. r F UNDED 'N 'W I e - I y Of BUSINESS Admiryigtralion and y y . Profe-55ioqaI Blgine-95 Education li I 'I W ll I a l l ...e I WW IW ' Secretarial Science 4123 FIUL STREET' AT ARL AND WILLOUGHBY STSWBROOKLYN, NX PE , WRITE F09 CATAL oc PHONE MAXN - 4-409 7 Tel. Glenmore 4-0755 Harry Sllklllflild BOTTLED BEVERAGES Wholesale and Relail 386 Sackman S'IreeT Residence: 275 Glenmore Avenue Telephone Glenmore 4-l585 Brooklyn, N. Y. Phone Dickens 2-0744 . . . . ., Lllllllilll S TRUE FRUIT BEVERAGES NATURAL COLOR I007., Pure Cane Sugar, Mulli Filfe d Deaerafed Wafer 232 Chrisfopher Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. Anita Slllytllfi Now Provides SUPERIOR FACILITIES For Inslruclion in Dancing, Vocal, Elocufion I638-40 Broadway Brooklyn, N. Y. Phone JUnipc-r 5-74l9 101111 Rapps MEAT MARKET 742l Mefropolifan Avenue Middle Village, L. I. Phone EVergreen 2- I 553 F. W. SCI-ILAGENHAUF P H A R M A c I s T 7l5 FOREST AVENUE Near Woodbine ST., Brooklyn, N. Y. viu11T-1iT1'-- --lf 2151111111 org: ln: 111. 1-air iugnioqpuini 11rjoioiviuioicniuifuitrisnioifriinifviuicniuioi5:0 FOXCYOII 9-UI47 K. K. McOuiHy, Principal Drake L. I. Business College I I4I6 BROADWAY, BROOKLYIN SECRETARIAL, COMMERCIAL, STENOGRAPHIC COURSES ONE TODAY IS WORTH TWO TOMORROWS DAY AND EVENING POSITIONS SECURED REGISTER Now! Phone Hegeman 3-2224 Tel. EVergreen 2 -0493 James T. Caparell F L O R , S T I Dr. lra Buchenholz D E N T I s T 59l Woodward Avenue Cor. Grove Sfreef BROOKLYN, N. Y. FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS I832 Me'I'ropoIiI'an Avenue By me L smaan MIDDLE VILLAGE, L. I. Telephone Evergreen 2-0329 Tel. NEvins 8-9335 Fresh Pond The Fulton Florlst Fruii- 8: VegeI'abIe Marker Say If Wifh Flowers A. Gionfa and Sons -I' P- MMII5- PVOP- Wholesale and Re'raiI Dealer in 885 I:UI'I'0h Sfreei' Fancy Fruif, Vegefables and Groceries AI' Vanderbili Avenue Imp. Macaroni and Olive Oil a Specially BROOKLYN' N- Y. TERMS CASH Srricily High Grade Cu? FIowers 1 848 Fresh Pond Road, near Hughes Sireei' A+ Reasonable Prices II Complimenls of H I M. GASSLER Makers of I'I1e ICE CREAM supplied in 'rhe LUNCHROOM II 553 KNICKERBOCKER AVENUE Brooklyn, New York 1 I 1rr1rv:mp:r:11p1mp:ry1r,3fy101o111 oin 010101: I I Phone NEvins 8-3562 ll ll lu ' I ll G. L. WILSQN I - F L o R i s T - ii Ii SAY ir WITH FLOWERS 34l Franklin Avenue. Brooklyn, N. Y. Cor. Greene Avenue ll -I lil ll ii 'I - ll Compllmenls Ol Phone Evergreen 2-4368 UNIVERSAL ll - S R0tl1lll311,S ii La Blancahna LIICIII. ii COMPANY GOOD THINGS TO EAT Manufacfurers of Washing Fluid M22 C A 386 Bleeclzer Sfreef ooper venue Brooklyn' N. Y. Ai Sandol Sheet Evergreen, L. I. ! ll ll I' il ll ll H , ll S Foxcrofl 9-5493 'I Dru Store ll ll g Dr. B. B. Lessell Il A REAL DRUG STORE ll Deulsche Apolheke SURGEON DENTIST 770 Fresh Pond Road 369 Wilson Avenue ll Corner Pufnam Avenue Cor. Gales Avenue BROOKLYN- N- Y- X-RAYS GAS ADMINISTERED Phones EVergreen 2-II93. 0047, 06I4, I324 1 E- - - , - - - U 7 I Commercial Subjects Sperlal Gzzzzses Arbfrfl Jcioolgraduaiis L ATEST OFFICE MACH I NES Electric Bookkeeping - Adding -Comptometers-Calculalors Diclaphones - Nouseless Typewriters and Stenotypes. REGULATION HIGH SCHOOL HOURS- Morning- Afternoon and Evening Sessionsb ,Mininluininluiulninini.inininioiuininir 111 1 1:1 1 ini 1:14010 1101...-61,10 Elie Eirnv Svauinga Bank nf illimnnhnrgh Havemeyer and Souih 5+l1 SI'reeI's, Brooklyn, N. Y. Sawing Bags Bring Smiling Eagan 110101 OFFICERS C. C. MOLLENHAUER, Pre sideni CLARENCE M. LOWES, Isf Vice-Presideni H. R. FERGUSON, 2nd Vice-Presideni JOHN HOERLE, 3rd Vice-Presideni SAMUEL C. THOMPSON. Treasurer H. W. WEBER, Assi. Treasurer STANTON ELDREDGE, Counsel TRUSTEES H. R. FERGUSON V JOHN HOERLE I' AMBROSE D. CORWIN FRANCES D. MCG-AREY C. C. MOLLENHAUER CORBETT MCCARTHY WILLIAM H. VOGEL RUSSEL J. PERRINE C. M. LOWES B. L. ATWATER WILLIAM VON ELM REUBEN W. SHELTER BENJ. W. BLAKEY FRANK V. KELLY nifyjcrifriniflioiflinjcpiqviivifrioie 1-sa-.-xr . 'n -35 A f I