Textile High School - Loom Yearbook (New York, NY)

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Qlllimlmlli lHiIIlTllIl!TllIl1lUlllHIH1HIHlID1l.lll1Hl1l1H11lII1IHJJ.Hlllll Mercy McA. Cassidy Williain E. Grimes . Sara L. Krane ..... Monroe M. Oifner . Robert S. Remington Julia Rosenfeld .... Moses Schwartz . . David Sessler ...... Minerva Sokolsky . Augusta Wolf ...... George G. Allgier .. Maurice Chrystall .. Dorothy Cyriax .... Margaret E . Doherty Yetta Golclin ...... Regina Gutrnan .... Hannah R. Hogan .. Emilie M. Le Bel .. Rose Lichterman . . . Jos. C. Noethan .... Elizabeth B. Purvis Flora A. Purvis . . . . . Agnes Smith ...... Elizabeth Wincliler .. Thomas Burke ..... Edwin J. Conway . . Joseph S. Kaskel .. George E. Linton .. Clarence P. Nfack . . Elbert M. Sharp . . . nu umm mumuummm Illarultg SCIENCE 1mmmmmnnmu1mmuir mmull l, SAMUE L Lmnowrrz, Chairman C. C. N. Y., Columbia ....St.Eli2:abeth . . . St. Johvzfs . . . . Elmira . . . . . Columbia Cooper Union Ifuuier 1 . . . . Polytechnic Inst., Columbia . . . . Hunter . . . Cornell SECRETARIAL STUDIES ISAAC PRICE, Chairman N. Y. U., Columbia Alleghen'y,St.Louis TEXTILES . . . C. C. N. Y., Columbia Ifunter . . . Ifuuler . . Hziizter Columbia ... Bay Path, N. Y. U. .. Adelphi, Columbia Ilzmter C. C.N. Y. ... .... ....... A delphi . New Ifaven Normal School Ifordham PHILIP F. O,BRIEN, Clrairmau Lowell Terutile, N. Y. U. .....Yale . . . . Krefeld School of Weavivig Philadelphia Textile, Columbia Lowell Teartile . . . . Lowell Textile nruunul irnm IIIIEIIIIIIIIIIlHih HmMmi HWxEdImIIIH'mMMl!mWHKUMmImHm l HmmIm miEhiI HITJEIIJLIHD l13l

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lllllfllllllIfllllllIITlLllll'lIllIl'IlIl'l1'lTD llllllmHll llBmmmUmH mf jmHMmUmDIhHmHm lflfllllllllllflllllllll' llllMKIIllllllfllIlUUmmlmmHlmmmElIUmmHmlmm E E 5 64 Q av - nv 9, 5 what Am JI 16251 Smteh illnr? 2 Your High School education has come to an end 5 to some it has been very pleasant, to others it has been one long continuous fight. You now face the difficult part of your lives, when you decide for what you are best suited. This applies to those who expect to go into business and also to those who are planning to go to the institutions of higher learning. It is a difficult proposition, for the simple rea- bw U49 1 son that many of thc boys and girls of to-day do not stop to ask themselves the simple 49145 question, WVhat ani I best suited for? This question is a serious one, for many of E our boys go to college, take a certain course, and find when they are half way through V that they do not like it, and change to the one they know they are best suited for. Being hasty and not asking tl1e question VVhat am I best suited for? means a 5 few years of your life wasted. Before you begin a study of a profession or choose g your job, .ask yourself the question, Is this what I am best suited for? If each f - student does this in a serious manner I am sure l1e will be a success in his under- 1 I takings. -Sumo Mo1.Lo. E , S 5 E I , l LimIIIHIIITHIIHIImlillIHIZTIHZHUmm WUl!!lllFEHmI3HEElUZImmHIK!!!1WHmHIK.'IWWEFlHlEHHm11HHU.DTDTUFHTHUmHUIIIIIIIYf 5fmmlHHm mmIITUUUIIDTIHHIHTUIE11lllllImWllm HHUI1U!lHmImUH UmWHUmm l15l -1- I l