Automotive High School - Headlight Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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-.8 - 5 - 4 - 4 - 1- - 1 - 4 - is - Ii 4 I- I U It BOARD OF EDUCATION , 1 OF , uv- H 4' THE CITY of NEW YORK I 41' III BOARD OF EDUCATION ll- l HON. JAMES M. MARSHALL, President H W HON. DR. ALFRED BONASCHI HON. DANIEL P. HIGGINS . MR. ELLSWORTH BUCK MRS. JOHANNA LINDLOF 11 HON. WILLIAM R. CROWLEY DR. JAMES MCDONALD W 'N' . ' I DR. HAROLD G. 'CAMPBELL MR. MORRIS E. SIEGEL 'I' Superintendent of Schools Director of Evening and 'F Continuation Schools '- DR. WILLIAM E. GRADY I Associate Superintendent of Schools DR- OSWALD SCHLOCKOW i Vocational High School Division A Assistant Superintendent of Schools W I 1- C 1- AUTOMOTIVE EDUCATIONAL COMMISSION 41- 1 MR. JOHN F. CREAMER, Chairman I' MR. NEAL G. ADAIR MR. T. D. PRATT F 4 MR. CLIFF M. BISHOP MR. TED PREBLE .I MR. HARRY C. BRAGG MR. ALFRED REEVES I MR. H. R. COBLEIGH MR. G. W. REIMANN l W MR. J. R. CROSSLEY MR. CLARENCE SMITH MR. RALPH EBBERT MR. T. SOUTHWORTH I ' MR. A. H. EICHHOLZ MR. ERIC STURTEVANT M, MR. LELAND T. HANFORD MR. S. G. TILDEN 'N' MR. GEORGE KLOETZER MR. E. A. WILDERMUTH ' i MR. CHARLES S. LYONS MR. J. W. WINCHESTER + MR. FIRMIN L. MOUTIER MR. H. L. YARRINGTON 'F Ill I i .4 - -5 - t - if -- 1 il - il - is - t -3-

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JGHN This 1940 edition of the Headlight is respectfully dedicated to a gentleman who is not a teacher, but who is as much interested in the success of our school as an teacher. He is not a part of the school system, but he is verty intimately connected with the school system in general and with our school in particular. He is responsible for placing more boys in jobs than the school placement ofiicer. He has called our school to the attention of the most important men in the automobile industry. He has always been ready to drop his daily tasks and give up his time in the interests of our boys. He feels as proud of the Brooklyn High School of Automotive Trades as though it were his own. He is a leader in the automotive industry and a staunch friend of this school. We are grateful to him and, as a testimonial of our gratitude, we dedicate this annual publication to Mr. John F. Creamer, Chairman of the Automotive E ' Commission and President of Wheels, Incorporated. ducatlonal Y -2- .- ' . AN. . A, QV' '- 183 F. CRE AMER

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MR GEORGE F. PIGOT T OUR IRINCIPAI. My Dear Boys: I am very happy to extend to you my congratulations on the 1940 edition of the Headlight. We have had a most successful year and are, this term, sending out into industry the largest graduating class in the history of the school. It is not only the largest class, but I think it is also one of the finest classes we have ever had. I trust that after you have left us you will retain pleasant memories of your years at Brooklyn Automotive and that the things you have learned will he helpful to you in your chosen field. I urge you to keep ever before you the ideal of gentlemanly conduct to which you have clung so steadfastly While in school. The words MlVIanhood, Service, Labor. Citizenshipw should be so deeply engraved in your hearts that they will be reflected in your actions. Practice these virtues and you will be gentlemen in whom your teachers and parents will feel justifiable pride and in whose hands the future of American Democracy will he safe. -4,- H