Bushwick High School - Senior Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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46 DEAN 0 GIRLS Mrs. La Grasse, assisted by Mrs. Goldman, is always on hand to augment the well-being of Bush- wick's girls. Mrs. La Grasse's belief is that to know what children are, you must live and grow with them. Her daughter and two sons have helped her to main- tain a tolerant, enlightened, and ever-watchful atti- tude toward youthful growing pains. Her opinion as to why some of the students lose stability is that they have not established themselves, and are unable to determine their purpose. Mrs. Goldman DEAN 0 BGYS As Dean of Boys, Mr. Gottlieb, assisted by Mr. Goldstein, handles all problems pertaining to scholas- tic and social activities which reflect on the boys' school records. Years of work have made him un- usually conscious of human beings and their prob- lems. Mr. Gottlieb considers Bushwick students friend- ly, amenable to discipline, easy to get along with, but not very ambitious. His interests outside of school include fishing, photography and golfing-which we assume is over par. Mr. Goldstein :JYWA ' wr ff s .aw ' , 1- ,... ,fp- NT?-a-Juni! fa ,l ,gm ,ff 4-wb

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lllllllllf ZITI! 1 Mr. Kramer, aided by Mr. Breslin, helps students and teachers plan programs. Other than lost program cards the one thing that annoys Mr. Kramer is those students who do not work to their full capacity. He believes that many Bushwick students have more ability than they use in class An enthusiastic shutterbug, Mr. Kramer has had sev eral suggestions on home movies published in the New York Post. .- , Q mr B fs - -5 l Mr. Aaron Kramer rn X PL- if Miss Rosania teaches mathematics and gives assist- A A 1 'fL5r-cf li-A Liu - ance in the Program Office. As a teacher who greatly en- ioys her work, she believes that students who are good scholars make you feel that you are a part of their success. Although not a musician herself, she loves to listen to the melodies of Jerome Kern and George Gershwin. travels. Mr. Breslin Mrs. Intemann has enioyed her years of teaching at Bushwick. This year she was particularly pleased that four of her students passed the Gregg Shorthand Awards Test at 120 words per minute. Her work as teacher in charge of transportation consists of distribution of tickets to those entitled to free transportation. The Board of Transportation fixes the eligibility. M I rs. ntemann 7 'ff Miss Mary Rosania Mr. Breslin aids Mr. Kramer in solving the Program Office's endless parade of ever-pressing problems. He may frequently be seen at one of his least enjoyable tasks-that of distributing useful information and guidance to students who thoughtlessly ignore their classes. In the classroom, hours are made shorter by Mr Breslin's sense of humor and anecdotes of his European Q ggi? -us orc. w FQ? IZHM LC