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

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JULY 2, l942: SevasTopol falls To The Germans. bored Through The Tloor inTo Mr. Syerdloves Erench class. The Terms progressed. Can'T TorgeT ThaT day when The class presidenT hiT us Tor halT a dollar a piece Tor The Red Cross. BuT we gave and gladly Too, because we recalled The sacri- Tices ThaT Meyer Levin and oTher TechniTes had made in This war. ThaT was The Term when Freddie EiTzsim- mons came To Tech and Told us abouT The urgenT need Tor blood plasma. We even Talked grandpa inTo going down To The Red Cross To f 4 4 4 2 l N l l I 4 5 l 5 7 E 9 2 N T X see ET he coulo sTand The loss oT a pinT oT blood. T The air raid gongs rang oTTen in Those days, lT was greaT To miss Those physics TesTs s in croer To haye a TesT eyacuaTion oT The build- ing. r T aio classes iT was Tun Tying up The cfner ,lu J f' 'R - R'7 ages, CJ- ' ., T76 o r Tl' , f vain -v i e- onl We passed Ordnance orgeTTing To undo The knoTs. om head To TooT wiTh band- I lnspecfc o and were gualiTied To be iunior insoecTo's a far pianT. E iffe a s more noffll We were wel- I comeo oacf To surrender, iffe il, - ,,, dollar war siaf 3 WC- ff' .J ol mfh The news oT Japan's I bfaTed by buying ThaT exTra 5 ThaT ,fag The l,O20,000Th T dohar in sTarros and bonds boughT in The schod since December 7, I94l. lThey are needed more Th 96 GO wr-vi A-D - efer, nowy To cornbaT inTla- Tion.l The Tinal bell has rung. TNe bid Tarewell and ioin Those beTore ' Q ' us. The 5,475 below will increase as we s s ioin The Armed Eorces. lndustry's open-hearth steel is poured A NUMBER ON A FLAG IS MUTE SYMBOL OE SACRIEICES BEYOND OUR MEASURE

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ING student practices carbon arc-welding JULY I, I9-12: Brifish Eigh+h Army sfops Rommel aT EI Alemain Tech Keeps Pace As America Arms l-TE CLASS oT January '46 was The TirsT Tresh- man class To be admiTTed during The war, and There were many sTrains ThaT disTinc- Tion bore wiTh iT. There were Those awTul days in The gym when Mr. Laub would Tell us, There's a war on! and had us do TorTy pushups, a Tew dozen knee-bends and Then, Tor relaxaTion, TorTy- eighT Toe Touches. T-low abouT The Time when lvlr. Peclc Told us To scale The wall or clear The elephanT Tor The TirsT Time? We ran, jumped, made a dull Thud and remained somehow on The same side. Remember when Mr. Milde yelled, Fall in! and some Tellow was caughT underneaTh The low parallel bars which had been converTed inTo a one-TooT high Tunnel? The bell rang and we ran To Civics. Gee, iT's easy To geT a good mark! we exclaimed ThaT day aTTer Mr. Case gave us his TirsT pep Tallc. All we had To do was bring pop's keys To school Tor The lcey drive or borrow sisTer's new l-larry James record and donaTe iT To some serviceman's organizaTion. Oh well, moTher didn'T wanT ThaT Two-way-sTreTch girdle any- way. Loolc aT all The salvageable rubber iT con- Tainedl There's The bell again! Shop I3Ial Mr. Chairman Told us ThaT day ThaT our Term proiecT was To build model planes Tor The Navy. When we drilled The TirsT Tuse- lage wiTh The auTomaTic drill press, we almosT

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AUGUST 7, l942: United States Marines land in the Solomons. A TECHNITE travels homeward, A SENIOR gazes out of the window immersed in prepared for a restful weekend. pleasant dreams: She loves me, loves me not. W, ' f . LIGHTER MCMENTS... Do You Have to Punch to Keep the U3 LUNCHROOMUNE pho' bia stole upon us gradually, tal:- Bunch From Munching Your Lunch ,aa aa a,,aWa,aa, We aaaaa to tap people on the shoulder. Please, mister, we'd implore. Get us our lunch. We bullied treshmen, poor innocent lambs, into buying our lunch. For a tew weelcs, we were satistied with this arrangement. Then the iniquity ot the thing dawned upon us. Repentant, we re- turned tothe old system ot waiting on line .... , , f'-Xtter a tew hours ot waiting, we attain our goal: the lunch- counter. We search tor utensils. There are none. We loolc at our tin- '5 X , gers. Personally, we have nothing against them: they're good tor most vs anything. The only trouble is they leak when you try to eat soup with ' them. ...Q We choose a well-balanced diet . . . tive calces, pie, a bag ot Q pretzels, cup-calces, and a chocolate bar. Three hundred triends come out ot nowhere and help themselves. They admit that the pretzels are l X X tasty. Then they are gone, leaving us to lap up the crumbs. Bongl -X The Bell. We drop the trays and male a dash tor our next period class. No lunch. No nothing. -From HAL MONASCH Q hlllli llllll Mt't1 f'