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

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IOARD OF EDUCATION OF TH! CITY Ol' NIW YORK BROOKLYN TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL TWENTY-NINE FORT GREEN! PLACI, BROOKLYN l7, NIW YORK T!LlPHONll ULITII I-IIIO WILLIAM PABST. PIIICIPAL January 1, 1957. To the Seniors: Life has been philosophically depicted in many ways. Shakespeare, in his famous HSeven Agesn speech,c mpared life to a trip across a stage. Life can also be regarded as a never ending exploration into new experiences. Exploration, as the the e for this year's HBlueprintn is, therefore, most appropriate in describing your four years at Tech. You began as timid little fresh en making an exploration of the building. After a quick adjustment to a new environment, you started an unceasing series of explorations into the realms of the intellect. The entire world of science, literature, mathematics, the social studies, art and music was made available to you. You rediscovered Ivanhoe's mediaeval England, Newton's laws of motion and relived the days of the French Revolution. The best of thirty centuries of human thought passed before your eyes in four short years. I am sure you will realize that the exploration remains unfinished not only now, but four years from now, or as long as you live. May you continue learning until the day you leave this world and may you have the success you deserve in your Journey. 'WWW WMM William Pabst, Princ ipal . WP:f

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