Bushwick High School - Senior Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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EDITOR Leonice Mertz LITERARY STAFF Michael D. Cirnitski Jean Ganci Betty Sagey Tomasina Sanfedele Arlene Schultz Madeline Simone I ORIOLE STAFF O Tl-IE 4 M 1 OL if fs! Jw fl ART STAFF Frances Randazzo George Weimer PHOTOGRAPHER Arlene Schultz BUSINESS MANAGER Miss Lanning ADVERTISING STAFF Lucille David Barbara Fochi Cecelia Meskill FACULTY ADVISOR Miss O'NeaI E , Wi t lx z tx z V V 7: f ' 1 :ix v 9 I Ll I I ,il W, XX If A F, yi t Nz- I , X ,-V154 7 'MI' X at ,Z ,, XS .T r I , LII . V- 2 Q X Y , 'I gt. it . T? X. Tl A XY IN I fill X X The Oriole staff expresses its thanks to Ludwig Tschopp and Mr. Okun's Graphic Arts Class for their help in the preparation of this volume.

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4141- mm fire ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT as Pigs- X Dear Graduates: You are fast approaching the day which traditionally is a time for looking backward and for looking ahead. It is a time for remembering and a time for planning. It is a time for parties and a time for partings. It is a time of ioy and a time of sadness. You were told, you will remember, on the very first day that you came into Bush- wick, that you were coming in as boys and girls and would leave as young men and young women. You now are these young men and women-ready to leave this, your second home of the past years, for the world of work, or higher education, or for the armed services. There will be many full hearts and even some moist eyes at graduation. These feelings will be caused by many things: regrets over time wasted, opportunities neglected, a knowledge that the paths of people you have learned to care for will cross yours less frequently now, a desire to retain the security of the routines of school, or just the fear of the unknown. Strange as it sounds-you will miss the old place after graduation. But, as is perfectly normal for youth, you will follow along your appointed path, slowly for- getting the sounds and sights which are so vivid to you now and go on to new challenges and new adventures. We who remain here would like you to know that you are not iust an educational statistic, a name on a Delaney card. We shall continue to be interested in your progress and your successes. We would be very happy to have you become active members of the Bushwick Alumni Association, attend meetings of the P.T.S.A. or return to visit the school. We hope that those of you who feel that you have gotten something worthwhile out of your stay here at Bushwick will co-operate with us in making it an even better place for those who will follow you-and help Build a Better Bushwiclc. Our best wishes go with you. May you be a source of pride to your parents, your teachers, your community and your nation! Cordially yoUrS, fx 1' Mft IX lb v , j IXX IX Ti IP If I Il fl? fl I I Q - I.- 'Wf'5'iE-57? , ::.'q.Q.1f' f fm-'pf A 4, ,-, - f g 1:9 XX A A - NJ R J fl 5 if . fx X

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