Grady High School - Encore Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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, , Y ++- 4- r ' Q f 5 5 by Donald Higgins lt was a bright December day as I and many other Grady workers alighted from the Sea Beach express on our way to work. Since we arrived at 8:30 A.lVl., a mere fifteen minutes late, we stayed around for a few minutes more before entering the factory. Then we started to go to our first of nine jobs. Everything ran smoothfy for us, but the supervisor had a little trouble getting his demonstration working. After struggling with it for many minutes, he finally admitted defeat in a few hundred words, saying, lVlany experiments don't work the first time but they lay the groundwork for future experiments. At the sound of the alarm, we reported to our next job. Here we saw a scholarly looking gentleman with glasses and a brief case rush into the room. He placed his brief case on the desk and rapped the desk three times. Immediately following these blasts, a sudden air of quiet blanketed the room and everyone was seated in his place with his mouth closed. The supervisor then opened his checkbook, at the same time uttering these immortal lines, 'tVllill anyone who is absent please stand? After a slight pause he added, l'm glad to see that all of you are wide awake and have your notebooks open. This job is our favorite, since our foreman constantly drops pearls 46 4P. f 55'