Bushwick High School - Senior Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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- 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,

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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 ,

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'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