East New York Vocational High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

 - Class of 1945

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V7 ood SST' FO -'C T LAST the moment to which we have Xbeen looking forward for the past four years has come. lt has been a long, hard struggle, but on this day of mem- ories we are all very happy because we have reached our goal. From the very first day of our freshman year we have grown physically and mentally, for we have had an excellent education. The Beauty Culture girls are proud to hold the title of Morale Builders. We have undertaken the important task of keeping women beautiful and of taking the places of those beauticians who have entered the service. ln other ways, too, we have not been idle or content to let the war take its own course. Our girls have participated in many drives for the Bed Cross, National War Eund, collection of clothing and scrap. We also have a group of blood donors. Years from now when we look back over our school days for memories of the past, many pleasant ones will flash before us. There will be the trip to Central Park to see the War Exhibit from which we learned much about the actual conditions of warfare and what situations our brothers and friends are meeting. Our fifth term English work included a Whos Who autobiography project which class history was most enjoyable and through which we were able to know more about our school- mates. ln the sixth term we learned more about our city by preparing an interesting booklet called Around New York with the 5-7-8 BC. This was presented to the library for the use of the students. We shall never forget our History of Hair Styles, a combined project of the English and history departments. lt required work on our part, but it was worth every second, for it inspired us to do more research and also better hair styling. Other highlights in our four years were our visit to the Pennsylvania Hotel to see the exhibit of hair styling sponsored by the Hair- dressers' Association, and the demonstra- tions of cold wave permanents, hair dyeing, and hair styling given in our school by well- known cosmetic firms. Last but not least, our graduate theater party on May l8, to see Dear Ruth will stand out in our memories. We have enjoyed every minute of our stay in East New York and will always look back upon it as the happiest four years of our lives. Because of the fine help received from the faculty, we feel we can take our places in the serious life of our large com- munity as patriotic and efficient citizens.



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V7 ood SSI' YO ABRAMS, JACK SMSI 703 Vermont St. Gym Squad. The shadow . . . at 5 oclockf' Ambition: Successful machinist. Service Preferred: U.S. Navy. ALLICINO, THERESA 8TDI 2408 Pacific St. Service Squad. AlIicino is very sweet, A girl like her can't be beat. ALPERT, STANLEY 8E12 620 Schenck St. Administrative Aid. He likes school fon the way homejf' Ambition: Position in Electrical Field. Service Preferred: U.S. Army Air Corps. t. 8x Bugle Cor sg Service Squad. 'I gree ble a fu f 5.5 e ' ll --f , f- one. I 4 . K e Preferred: U.S. Army Air at ANDERSON, CARL 8E12 823-52 St. Sound Crew. Smoking sure stunted his growth. Ambition: Electrical Engineer. Service Preferred: U.S. Maritime Service. APOSTOL, TED 8AVGA 4811 Avenue N Model Airplane Clubg Civil Air Patrol. When the lunchroom's bare, We know Teddy has been there.' Ambition: Aerial advertiser. Service Preferred: Naval Air Corps. AULD, STUART 8EI1 287 Bleeker St. Track Team: Mimeograph Squad: Cafeteria Aidg Program Com. Stewy's feet are never in glue, For E.N.Y. he'll always pull through. Ambition: Electrical Engineer. Service Preferred: Army. Brightest. AXELROD, STANLEY 8AVGA 840 Montgomery St. Meteorology clubg newspaer. A few more pounds and he'll look like Sinatra. Ambition: Politician. Service Preferred: U.S. Navy. ASCENZA, ROSE MARIE 41 Crystal St. Victory Corps: Service Squad: Color Guard: G.O. Rep.: Mes- senger to Main Bldg. About Rose Marie there is little to say, For she's a perfect girl in every way. Ambition: Accountant. BANNISTER, CORRINE 8TD1 1219 Bergen St. Service Squad: Victory Corps. Her hair styles are quite new Like her you see few. Ambition: Best dresser - best dancer. BARLIN, D 1 I 8Av3 1587 Carr ll t, S r ad. fs. . . 5 'alnd he g ' g o build our ai pqp ' A t' : Aviation echanic. Servi e Preferr : Ai Ccypt. BASTA, EDWARD SAV3 470 Prospect Ave. Service Squad. Eddie wishes he was the ocean, So he could have muscles. Ambition: Pilot. Service Preferred: Army Air Corps. 0... P 18 , C M

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