Grady High School - Encore Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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The William E. Grady Corporation, producers of fine products in many fields, presents to the public in pictures and words, its Annual Report. The employees of the Grady Corporation produce many articles of great usefulness and beauty'-eleo trical products, artistic works, articles of skilled carpentry, automotive products, metallic articles, designs in the field of fashion, and beautifully made apparel. ln addition, Grady craftsmen perform many services to benfit the public: they design hair styles and give permanent waves, haircuts and manicuresg repair motors, radios and television sets, do body and fender work, paint signs and draw illustrations: print pamphlets and general information, and help the general public in many other ways. Since very few companies, in this day of specialization, produce such a variety of products and perform so many services requiring much skill and training we feel the William E. Grady Company is unique. Encore was designed, planned and written to familiarize you who receive the benefits of our work with Grady employees, their products, skills, personalities, interests and leisure time pursuits. 7

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3? 01 LITERARY Charles Carbone Benjamin Currao Theodore DeGorter Donald Durgin Patricia Fagan George Gnad Frank Harary Rose IVlarie Hazel Donald Higgins Arnold Steiner Donald Trainor 5 S FACULTY ADVISERS Coordinator-Mr. Mortimer Fisch Art-Mr. Victor Singer Literary- Mrs. Paulette Diamond Business-Nliss Venera Nlaggazzu Nlrs. Gertrude Slavin P ART Joseph Ballantine James Colantuono Anthony Conte Charles Corbett Richard Falcone Richard Giordano Frank Harary David Panullo Sal Ragusa Donald Scaglione

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FROM THE DESK OF: The Chairman of the Board of Directors T0: The Class of lune 1954 RE: Graduation The past year witnessed great progress for our organization in that our facilities have been improved and expanded. The completion of the alterations at the girls' building, providing us with up-to-date beauty culture shops, and the modernization program at the main building assure us for the first time of modern shops, labora- tories, and equipment for our juniors and seniors. These plant improvements, coupled with the increased efficiency of our staff, must inevitably result in better perparing our product, you the graduates, for the rofe of economically independent citizenship. To the class of lune 1954 we owe much, it is not only the largest graduating class but it also has been the one which endured most and worked hardest in the campaign which culminated with an appropriation of money for a new building. With the conviction that your success will reflect honor to your alma mater and that we can always depend on you if the need arises, the faculty and your fellow students at Grady bid you God Speed. Sincerely, Philip Becker