Bushwick High School - Senior Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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if l'i.'m 'a .. '- ve- aj-9 Jia L'-sz REMUNDA CADOUX A.B., Barnard College, M.A., New York University Miss Cadoux, who has been with us for one year, is the Chairman of the Foreign Language Depart- ment. She received a diploma from the Sorbonne in Contemporary French Literature. Miss Cadoux came to us from Station WNYE where she was the Director of Foreign Language Programs for the Board of Education. She produced radio programs in five languages for which she received three National Awards. JACOB COHEN B.S., City College, S.S.P.E., Savage School Mr. Cohen, who has been with us since 1917, is Chairman of the Health Education Department. In college, he specialized in both mathematics and health education .and played on the varsity bas- ketball and baseball teams. This interest in sports led to his becoming a physical education teacher. In addition to teaching, he coached Bushwick's basketball team for five years and the baseball team for ten years. THOMAS L. DOYLE B.A., City College ot New York, M,A., New York University Mr. Doyle, Chairman ot the English Department, for thirty-two years has helped Bushwick students master our language. He edited Romeo and Juliet, Carlyle's Essay on Burns, a collection of short stories called Great Moments from Great Stories, and The Little Minister. These four works are being used in the city schools. During his career, Mr. Doyle has also contributed short stories to various magazines. JOHN L. FIEDLER B.A., City College of New York, M.A., St. John's University Mr. Fiedler is Chairman of the Secretarial Studies Department. He was assistant to the director of business education for the city ot New York and was a member of the committee which wrote the New York City Typewriting Syllabus. Mr. Fiedler is proud of Miss Lechleider, Bushwick '42, who is considered one of the finest Gregg writers in the country and is now the only woman reporter in the federal court at Foley Square.

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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

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BEN LEVY B.A., Oberlin College, M.A., New York University Mr. Levy, who is in charge of the late office, has been teaching in Bushwick for twenty-nine years. While a Bushwick student himself, he participated in baseball, basketball, soccer and track. As a Bushwick baseball coach for twenty years, he has led our team to a Borough Championship and three Division Championships. He has been coach- ing the soccer team for the past four years. ABRAHAM LOGIN B.A.A., City College of New York, M.A., New York University Cheerful Mr. Login, Chairman of the Accounting Department, has been at Bushwick for Eve years. He left our school for one term to write a teachers' syllabus in record keeping which will be pub- lished sometime next term. Aside from his regular teaching job, Mr. Login does work on taxes and accounting. His young twin daughters, who can be seen visiting Bushwick occasionally, seem to be his pride and ioy. HENRY W. MEISSNER B.S., New York University, M.A., New York University Mr. Meissner, who has been associated with Bush- wick for thirty years, is the senior member of the Mechanical Arts Department. Before becoming a teacher, Mr. Meissner worked as a mechanic for ten years. He served in the infantry during World War I and was stationed in the U.S. He is active in civic and community affairs and is president of his Community Association at present. Working with tools and gardening are his hobbies. CYRUS G. MILNE B.A., City College, M.A., New York University ' Mr. Milne, who does wonderful work in the field of art, is Chairman of the Fine Arts Department. Aside from teaching, Mr. Milne is interested in commercial art and has illustrated many books. He has experimented with many modern types of painting, but is particularly fond of oils and water color. He is now a member of the Brooklyn So- ciety of Artists. Tennis, gardening, and his dog Scamp are his favorite hobbies.