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

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a message to the Seniors of 1960. It has taken us three years to complete our trammg at the Bok Voca txonal Techmcal School As we look back they have been short years much shorter than they appeared to us when we first sat 1n the school aud1tor1um and were 1ntroduced to our new teachers Yes we can truthfully say that for the most part hey have been happy years We worked hard to attam a bas1c trammg m our chosen trades we played v1gorously on our school teams we matched our sk1ll rn 1ntra mural compet1t1ons we stud1ed 1D related classes to ach1eve our d1plomas Few of us falled to take advantage of the noon day mov1es and dances If the old saylng that All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy 15 a true one then there are very few Jacks IH the pages of th1s yearbook We know that our memorxes of Bok w1ll be pleasant ones and we s1ncerely hope that our teachers w1ll remember us even as we w1ll not forget them We further hope that many of the fr1endsh1ps made durmg our school years w1ll be lastmg ones and perhaps 1ncre se Wlth our matunty from the staff and moderator of your yearbook THE CRAFTSMAN 1960 o I , f ' s 9 A ' a L . L . 3 . ' , . 7 7 - - Ls 1 ii G Li 91 9 3 I A 3. .

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aculty . . Lmwood H Willis William T Will! Horace C Woodland Socun. STUDIES AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS ENGLISH Theodore Wnght Clayton W Wylam John 1 Zaccarla Au'roMoBn.E MECHANICS COORDINA1-on Socuu. Srunnzs Director of Student Assocmxon

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Love thyself last chensh those hearts that hate thee Cormptzon wms not more than honesty 6 n d a m e S S a 9 e Stall an thy nght hand carry gentle peace 'To salence enuzous tongues Be just and ear not Let all the ends thou ann st at be thy country s from the sponsor ThyGodsandtruths vu of January s class Meyer Edoff Gwe me that man That as not pass1on's slave, and I will wear ham In my hea1t's core Hmu.n'r Wxth thxs copy of your yearbook go my very best w1shes to each of you At gradua tron you were all told many tlungs and your parents and frxends all had much good ad vxce for you at that most xmportant mrlestone rn your careers May I add at th1s t1me some more advxce perhaps some that you were not glven earher but whxch nevertheless I feel ber of the physlcal educatlon department to stress fa1r play and the 11ke however my ad vxce IS thxs don t lose your sense of humor We lxve m ser1ous tlmes and everythrng about hfe IS ser1ous You are sure to learn as years go by that you really need a sense of humor to help you through ddhcult perxods It IS a wonderful glft to be able to see the humorous slde of thmgs especlally when everytlung seems darkest I don t mean to mfer that you must always act hke a come dxan or that you need to be a lauglung fool thereby losxng a sense of proportxon, propn ety and value Rather I mean to suggest that the abrhty to laugh at ourselves to see the bnghter and hghter slde to have the faculty for easlng tense and trymg sxtuatxons Wxth a real sense of humor m1ght be what each one of us needs for xt helps to set up a fine bal ance on many an occas1on Agam my best wxshes to you and keep that sense of humor' ' ' ' ' I . ' . : Q Q l Kula Hznlv I I O 0 0 ' I 9 . I . 9 lnll raalta 54 . . ' . ' at IS rmportant. NOW you mlght expect a mem' . . , . ' 5 , ' I . ' 9 a , . ,g I 9 , I , -