Bushwick High School - Senior Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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VIC ZURNIS GA' W SANDRA ZALDUO-NDO Cookie is interested in boys, especially Tony . . . favorite hobbies dancing and skating . . . ambition to travel . . . pet peeve conceited people. if QV' J' M my JH ,. ' V 2,44 ' Z Q, r f x 'fm .- f 'fi . . i gr ' Q2 ' , ,,, . .- - 1+ 4 ff . ' Y' 4. ,V , ,W V il QQ I ' w gs u I ' IZ, .sloth if -'2f'.5' ' Yf-JW., -fi! is IOLA ZAMBANINI Service: Miss Lanning, Cafeteria, Mr. Tarr, Jr. Arista. lola enioys skating, swimming and record collecting . . . is in- terested in traveling . . . aspires to become Rockefeller's secre- tary . . . pet peeve conceited people. Service: Language Office, Dance Club. Vic is a boy who intends to let nothing stand between him and his ambition-a million . . . he has no other interests, no hob- bies, no peeves . . . it's clearly a million or nothing with this boy. ibv MARION ZEISS Marion will always remember Johnny . . . favorite hobbies swimming and watching the Dodgers win . . . ambition to become a typist and then marry . . . dislikes conceited people. GRADUATES NOT PICTURED 49' THOMAS ZIZZO Service: Orchestra, G.O. Rep. Tom's dream is playing the tuba or drums with the Brooklyn Symphony . . . but just to be sate he plans a career in den- tistry . . . teachers who demand large notebooks are at the bot- tom ot the scale. i 4 W l . CARDACINO, ANN W ,fgdf FREY, DOROTHY g ff I LUBBE, RAY MICHAEL, MADELINE MIRABELLA, MARIE MUCHITELLO, JOE ROGA, MARIS MRS. WALSH The co-operative students are fortunate in having ti? Mrs. Walsh as their advisor. Her assistance is invalu- able to students who must adapt themselves to being members of the business world while pursuing their studies. The success of Bushwick's co-operative course can easily be attributed to her warm person- ality and tireless efforts. MISS LEE No high-school guidance statt would be com- plete without a college advisor. Here at Bushwick, Miss Lee aids students in the difficult task of choosing an appropriate school for various courses of study. Numerous catalogs, pamphlets and scholarship op- portunities have been made available to us. Now that we are leaving high school, we thank her for her patient and kind assistance.

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