Alexander Hamilton Vocational High School - Technician Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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MR. BUONGIORNO Administrative Assistant MR. PENDERGAST Teacher in Charge of Annex

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PRINCIPAES MESSAGE Dear Graduates, The class of June 1946 is the largest graduating class in the history ot the school. The class has the added distinction of being the first class to have entered the new Alexander Hamilton Vocational High School. These characteristics are not the measure of the worth of the class or that of any individual. The true distinction will Colne with the years to follow. Your worth will he measured lay your accomplishments, lay your attitudes and hy your service to your fellowmen. Your success in life will rellect honor upon your school as it will give satisfaction to you and those who are dear to you. Wfith the great war hehind us, we have a rapidly changing world in front ot us. No one can foresee the results of the release of atomic energy. Atomic energy may run our factories and in other ways release man from the drudgery of hard laloor. It will not release him from his obligations of duty, respect and dignity for his fellow man. How can we achieve better understanding in our world of peace? One answer seems obvious, and that is through universal education. Education will dispel misunderstanding as well as serve to luring about those freedoms which should malce this world a hetter place in which to live. You, our graduates, go forth to talce your places in this world. Will you he able to say ul have contributed my small share to make this world lietter?.N ITHFCVVCH and GOA-Speed. Benjamin Fox Principal 3

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GRADE ADVISE RS AND CHAIRMEN r 1 DR. SALZMAN MR. FICHANDLER Guidance Counselor Senior Adviser Top Row: Mr. Schuyler, Mr. Thompson, N111 Gf8W'Htt. Nlr. Nloore, Nlr. Margolis. Nlicldle Row: Mr. See, Nlr. Peters, Mr. Van Nostrand. Bottom Row: Mr. Chasan, Nlr. Quinn, Nlr. Gair, Nlr. Nanes, Mr. Feinlaloom.