Brandeis Vocational High School - Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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Compliments of WARRENTON HARDWARE CO HAN. 9262 868 WASHINGTON STREET BOSTON, MASS. READ 8m WH ITE Ladies' and Men's Formal Clothes To Rent Quality Always 111 Summer Street Boston Compliments of l Compliments of BOYS' DEPARTMENT GIRLS' DEPARTMENT Best Wishes from NICK CAPPELLO Senior Class President

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From Leo Cavossa, Class President, '42. KTO Mr. Midmanj The time has come again when you will have another group of young men before you for another school year. I am sure the newcomers are helping to make Brandeis one of the best schools in the city. No matter where I will be, so many thousands of miles away, will never get me to forget Brandeis. Down here in the Pacific there is a great deal of work to do, and I can say I'm doing my bit to help win. At this base our battalion are the only engineers, and also the only 'Air- bornes,' so the result is that we have a great deal of work to do. I have been working daily and every hour, in all kinds of weather. After a day's work here you are really tired and can really sleep. There were times when we were awake all night from air raids. But at present it seems to be a bit quiet. We have the laps up in the mountains, and are just waiting for them. It's some war and some country down here! I receive mail from two of your former pupils, George Marakoulas and Anthony Trotsky fClass of '42 alsol, who are both somewhere in Italy. They both met each other some time ago and had a swell evening together. I haven't met a person that I've known in civilian life. I did meet quite a number of boys in the States, before I went across. Best wishes to all, and the best of luck to the Class of '45. 4 4 4 Walter Luongo, Class President of '43, paid a number of visits to the school during his furloughs. He gave some interesting accounts of his varied experiences, first in the Camou- flage branch of the service, and then in the 'Phototopographical Department. In one of his most recent letters he writes: We have had all our overseas physicals and training. Now we have two more days to pack all our equipment and then we go on the field for nine days. When we come in from the field we will go on a twenty-four-hour alert, ready to move on the word. My only hope of seeing home again is if we have Boston or New York as our P.O.E. CPort of Embarkationl. Excuse the printing for I am sitting on the stairs writing, for that is the only place with the lights still on. Now they are going out. So long until I hear from you. CLetter to Mr. Midmanj In closing, may we express our wishes for them in the words of this toast: Happy are they metp Happy have they been, Happy may they part, and Happy meet again! H F C. . . 0 4 0 BRANDEIS YEAR BOOK BOOSTERS ROSE ALBANESE STANLEY HWIDZIEWICZ FRANCES BALISZEWSKI ROSE LO BIANCO PATRICIA BEAULIEU JOHN LUCIANO HAROLD BEMIS THERESA MARINO PHILIP BERGER WILLIAM MCLARTY ELINOR BERTOLAMI IOHN OLSZAK IOHN Y. BRADY EDWARD OSTROWSKI PHILIP COFFEY CARLO PATTURELLI ANTONETTE CORRAO IOHN PORCELLO CARMINE COVIELLO FRANK RENDA SARAH DOHERTY SALVATORE SAVIANO THEODORE DOMBKOWSKI IAMES TACCINI ANTONETTE FRANCHINA CATHERINE TASSONE SARAH GARRO ALFRED WIENCEK ANTHONY GIACALONE NICHOLAS ZADEH The Class of '45 donated the entire profits of the Maroon and White Football Dance to the Year Book Fund. I9'Z3 mm m 'm

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