Fashion Industries High School - Fashion Highlights Yearbook (New York, NY)

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F' QSMEWI Q1 EIB C922 v FULL SCFIIILISR FII? I' IIE Q HANKS TO THE FOLLOWING WE WISH TO EXPRESS OUR T ADE AVAILABLE SPECIAL SCHOLARSHIPS WHO HAVE M TS OF THE HIGH SCHOOL FOR STUDEN OF FASHION INDUSTRIES: MORRIS W HAFT NDATION OF THE FUR INDUSTRY THE CHEST AND FOU ALEXANDER A BERNSTEIN Pesdenlr FURNITURE WORLD N I BIENENSTO CK Publ she THE DRESS 81 WAISTMAKERS UNION LOCAL 22 GARMENT WORKERS UNION INTERNATIONAL LADIES ISRAEL BRESLOW Sec efary T easu NT COUNCIL OF NEW YORK THE FURRIERS JOI Manager HAROLD GOLDSTEIN Secrefary rea E UNDERGARMENT 81 NEGLIGEE WORKERS 62 I, TH UNION LOCAL IES GARMENT WORKERS UNION INTERNATIONAL LAD MATI-IEW SCI-IOENWALD Manage . , r I . . , I r , r - r rer WILLIAM WOLINER, I , -T surer ' L , r

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. QR f 029' lu ivblllibigf X 2 2 'wi 8x9 cms A Message From the Chairman Of Our Advlsory Commlsslon 3229 T0 THE GRADUATES OF JUNE 1959 Congratulations on your achievements durmg the three years you have spent at the Hugh School of Fashion Industries. You have demonstrated the abilities necessary to absorb civic, cultural, and technical training of a high order, and you have shown in your daily conduct the attitudes required in its citizens for the successful functioning of democracy. The fashion industry is happy to welcome you. We feel sure that here you will all be ful filled as responsible, cultured, and skilled Americans. MR. and MRS. MORRIS W. HAFT FULL sc6offsfe 2rcP P as Q

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'x w1: - ei QX9 . , NE ' N Iv :bmi :SGW Eflf 955: IL G L N - N FULL SwoLfsRS+rcP was The Fur and Leather Department of the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of North America IS HAPPY TO ASSOCIATE WITH OTHER PARTICIPATING ORGANIZATIONS IN AIDING THE CONSTRUCTIVE WORK OF THE HIGH SCHOOL OF FASHION INDUSTRIES THOMAS J LLOYD President ABE FEINGLASS Vlce President PATRICK 'E. GORMAN ........................ Secretary-Treasurer