Brooklyn Technical High School - Blueprint Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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g'x ESSRS. BALSAM BURNS CIRILLO ELBERT PISANI KENNY AND DEWIT WELL DONE, COACHES! YK fecA ia ever gr-afefuf For volun+eering +o serve +he school For devising ingenious plays fo confound fhe foe For your pa+ience in drilling for precision For fhe hours affer school you speni' perfeding plays For +he honor your vicfories have broughl' 'ro Tech SSRS. DORIN SALZ MILDE McGREEVY WAGNER AND PIERCE

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SET Si-If T ,fgiffcf djecdnflfej were on hand to see whether or not the Basketeers could regain lheir fine forni ol. inidseason, and reliound to take lfaslern. The T4-quintet stampeded into an early lead on llu- hne shooting of Hank Stras- ser and Bill Maltz. Throughout the hrst half. play was 4-xtreniely ruggerl. refnlling in nuni- BILL MALTZ erouw fouling liroin lioth rides. ln the een-oiul hall, Eastern put on the prefanri-. is hile the En- gineere is ere is ealiened liy the low ol' Chris llalier via lhe perfonal lioul route. lloxwver. with the 1-hips down. the Hoopsters proxed their nu-llle ae they fought oii eu-ry Eaflern laid to enu-rge rim-toriou-. 3229! Thi- game. held at Madison Square Car- ' Adfgr den. ix L15 in relalialimi lor the defeat siillieri-il al thi- hand: of Eaftern earlier in the season. That dc-la-al L-ipgfn 0 was the only on the Hiigiiieeif pf-rf'c-1-t ree-ord. l' Coach Frank Salz. working and sweating: with ilu- tearn for many afternoons. fair the fruits ol' hi- lahor- a- the Teffhnien einergzed rivtorion- in the J Eaetern l:attle. Another Boro title had lu-en added to the 1-rowrled. iv-ll-hlled Tee-li lroplii' 1-awe-Y CHRIS AND HANK PIN U? BOYS gnfralife to the Xar-ily Howling Team ie Lhi- lntra-Xlural lioisling lA'dzLfLlPw cornpofed of more than IUU lUfi'IUlJf'TN, 1-onip:-ting weekly in the State Bowling Alleys. Sparlxed hy fur-li veteran- a- Captain Hill Hi:-hl. Jinnny liell. Howie Chan, and Joe lloonejv. the Ke-gl:-ix niuler ilu- guidanee of 4-oaffh Philip Pierce, ' fair. Strike after :trike was ehallxed up lay the K Teehnien. as they plowed oppofing Q 'A teain- under. The team uae lio- X .v , 1 ftered hy the ref-ent addition ol, 1 I 0' 4 Marty Hornstein and Erwin Green 3 A liergz. That howling is one of the-TSVN' ' most popular sports in Terfh is dem K onstrated each and every -eason. ,,4.l1..- QI

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THE SENIORS GET THE GATE TECH Ti-IE CLIIIXAX K . . . X . . . XIVIJIOII of 0J11'1A5 CUIHCS to TCl'l1llll4'5 as they l't'tit'll their senior year: to fare forth into the world of industry, of real lnlilding and real doing. of aetually planning tllld Constructing real volltrillutioll- to eon- sumers and producers: or to hold hack. hide somehow safely ill the pleasant Comfort of this hollle which has heen shelter dlld refuge for four care-free till a manner of speaking! years. Believe it or not. they really hate to leave. after alll But life has other plans. and so have the Group Advisers. The Tech Senior has reached the top of the ladder. and there is no retreat from the elimh. And time. like the tide. will not go hat-k at a command. So the senior faces the unarguahle faet: he is on his may out! Where to? Choices are simpler these days. Time nas when the senior had the difficult task of Choosing one of a llewildering maze of paths to trod. Today Linele Sam makes up his milld for llilll. and provides hiln with the uniform without charge. He will most likely take his plave in the ranks. Yes. the vorational guidance counselors have it easy today. And Tel-h? lt's lleen just a prelude to service for his Country. The senior joins the world ol' nlen prepared. QW' x ' ' '6HQ,,W,,w In , ,VVV , T ww my , W W 1 , bn 2 f' , ,. ., TECH ENGINEERS f ii 11 , W Q2 .1 . N ,,,,