Brooklyn Technical High School - Blueprint Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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VOICES IN YOUR RADIO BEAT IT OUT MAN BEAT IT' - - v Ii-IE CLUBS PEG! N If CL Cn LMEAI-I2 fn? pgjf four yeais. over twenty new igluhf have hee-n 4'ITZll'If?l'Q'lI anti many have IIIIIIQIQIY outtli-tanvwl ohlwr oi'- ganizationf in popularity. Suvh IITITHYMIIUIIF ar the Town Hall of Tfeiih. the Hi-torival So- ciety. and the COIT'tlITTf3I'- Cluh point to a growing illIE'I'fffI in Current aiiairx. Others in the family of CIUIJP aria thfa Dralnatif' Society. the Radio Script flluli. thf- Jazz Ciuh and the Dance Club. Ainong tht! perffnniaif which never -ffffni to low pop- uiarity rank the language f'IuIn-: thf- IILIIVII Dozen and the FI'f?IT1'II-.AtINPl'If'dIl. IIIIqf'l'Illfl to the boy- with international mimi- AN ENLIGHTENED PHYSICIST I-IMMMMMMI

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RES YOUR PASS? SURVEY-ERS: INK IN THEIR VEINS THE ARTISTIC TOUCH AFTEI Ti-IE BELL WAS VVEI JAQ SJQHJ fglllgf It's 3:10 PM. The school empties. But start walking through the long halls and you'll find- Lookl Whats in that room? A shutter. a lens. some film. and several shutterlJugs exchanging comments on the techniealities of the camera. Boy. what pictures they takel You continue strolling through the halls. Hear that racket? Sounds like falling pots and pans. hut it's only the Jitterliugs of the Jazz Cluh heating it out. Look at the rahhits drifting along on clouds of smoke down there near SSG! Some future Hou- dinis are aspiring to make Tech vanish. Quick! Duck into this room Iiefore that glaring sorcerer practices his neeromancy on you. Hey. shut off that radio! It's the hoys of the Television Cluh. Not only do they want an earful. hut also an eyeful. Meanwhile. up in the Clouds. amateur as- tronomers. with the aid of telescopes. yiew other planets land sometimes female pedes- triansjl Oh. ohl You almost passed the teaCher's lunchroom. where Teelrs great dancers learn how to dance. Girls from other schools sometimes lend a hand Iand forml. Well. after this trip. you must he convinced that in Tech life begins at 3:10I as - s A vagfgias-ef ,JEE- WTS fy M ARAD - F-1 ROLL YOUR OWN WALTZ ME AROUND, WILLIE I-7

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TYPING THE COPY W K! PLANNING THE ART WORK AND HAVING WRIT MELVIN F. SHAKUN editor-in-chief ASSOCIATE EDITORS Alfred Month technical Harrison Weitz senior records Andrew Rankin Martin Kaplan Bertram Metter George Sutton NATHAN ZITTER managing editor Louis Chisena Sheldon Weinberg photography Sol Johnson Ara Derderian Lawrence Glauber senior activities art eamres Richard Salomon Irwin Smilowitz Irving Hird Paul Comiter sports school activities ASSISTANT EDITORS J'oL f W, Steven Hahn, Robert Huber, Josh Weisstein, Aaron 2- A L J eerie- J' if 5 Greenfield, Robert Kupchick, Marvin Waller, Robert 1 ,I ,4 Rosenberg, Daniel Laitnian, Jack Galin, Ronald J 'x 1 :LP Campbell, Stuart Carlson. EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS Harold Vaughan, Edward Wynne, Donald Glaser, Mark Graber, Williain Rosen, Marvin Izkowitz, Robert Wittne1', Jack Feder Herman Foster, Charles Kreussling, Daniel Torres, Robert Plutchik Jim Spool, Burton Dlugoff, Raymond Orens, Mortimer L. Shakun Leonard Feldman, Robert Richter, Stan Clabman, Robert Spiegel Charles Stauloil. Al Schwartz, Robert Strauss. Eugene Littman ADVISERS MR. HENRY SEIDEMAN literary MR. Louis SANDHUSEN THE EDITORIAL WHIPS aff THE MEN BEHIND THE MEN CHECKING THE RECORDS Z-W! 1 -,wb TSE IQ I . 3 -X .Psi 9 9 7 7 MR. MoRR1s COHEN business THE FEATURERS