Bok Vocational Technical School - Craftsman Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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ML. T IX rg ff-J O 1954 It has taken us three years to complete our train- ing at Bok Vocational Technical School. As we look back they have been short years, much shorter than they appeared to us when we first sat in the school auditorium and were introduced to our new teachers. Yes, we can truthfully say that for the most part they have been happy years. We worked hard to attain a basic training in our chosen trades, we played vigorously on our school teams and fought against each other in intra-mural competition on the baseball diamond and the basketball court. Few of us failed to take advantage of the noonfday movies and dances. If the old adage, All work and no play makes Johnny a dull boy, holds true, then there must be very few Johnnies on the following pages. We know that our memories of Bok will be pleasant ones and we sincerely hope that our teach' ers will remember us as we know we will remember them. We further hope that many of the close friendships we made during our school life will be permanent ones and perhaps increase with our maturity.

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