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

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'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

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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