Bushwick High School - Senior Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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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