Manual Training High School - Prospect Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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Theatrically Speaking Broadway Brevities-All vacations. Lady Billy--Wilhelmina Bishop. The Skin Game-Sick. The Great Adventure-The Hrst cut. Nice People-The Eighth Grade. The Right Girl-Ask Jack, he knows. Passing Show of 1923-Senior Class. The Dancing Girl - Geraldine Roy- croft. Caroline-Caroline Ritter. Lady Butterfly-Edith Neidestein, The Old Soak- ? How Come-Graduation in 3M years. The Comedian-Irving McGovern. Ice-bound-Seniors. ' jack and jill-Mildred and Norman. Safety First-Dot Haight. Seventh Heaven-Passing in Regents. The Laughing Lady-Mildred Ren- wick. The Last Warning-Second Third. The Clinging Vine-Violet Fleisch- IT13.1'1I1 . The Secret Passion-Florence Heit- mall. just Married-Loretta McCrory. Vanity Fair-Daisy Carlson. Music Box-Les Rounds. Follies-Rejuvenation Party. The First Year-Freshman. Come Out of the Kitchen-Gertrude Zimmerman. Tailor-made Man-Henry Miller. Uptown, West-Bill Bolte. VVelcome, Sweet Springtime !-Prima- vera. Give and Take-Leonard Greenberg and Loretta McCrory. Sally, Irene and Mary-Mildred Ren- wick, Florence Heitman and Dot Haight. Rivals - Milton Goldstein and Al Yalan. Up She Goes-The passing mark. The God of Vengeance-Dr. Lamb. Pride--Our Class. Class Song To the tune of I Love Ale. Us loves we, us loves we, Us loves class twenty-three. We have pep,-Oh, My! Yep! Best of all we have a rep. We've got boys, loads of boys, In this world they'll make a noise, They can run, swing a bat, In detention they have sat. And the girls,-gee, they're great, Even though they make us wait. They can ride, swim and row, To detention they oft go. Us loves we, us loves we, Us loves class twenty-three. XVe have pep,-oh, My! Yep! Best of all we have a rep. -Dorothea Haight. undue rmpuea Tuma HATS' -f-1 F-'J 1nmulmllnmnn,, FRE. SHYXAH somomeng. JUANYN ILE Thirty

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THE SENIOR DIRECTORY Musically Speaking I Never Knew-Exams. Love Bird-Fred Siyufy. If a XVish Could Make It So-More holidays. Look for the Silver Lining-Report cards. Stumbling-Eighth Grade dance. just Like a Rainbow-Class day. VYheu Frances Dances VVith Me- Senior Prom. That's How I Believe in You-Teacher to poor student. To-morrow-Eighth Grade dues. The Sneak-Regents exams. Dapper Dan-Cliff Rechlin. Oh, How l Hate To Go Home Alone- Dot Haight. Three O'Clock in the Morning- Cramming. I XYish I Knew - If I'm going to graduate. I'm Through-Graduation April Showers-After announcement of Regents marks. Homesick-In detention. Classically Speaking O, 'tis most sweet-A Latin cut. Here are a few of the words- Go to detention! Much ado about nothing-Fred Siyufy. Assume a virtue if you have it not- Freida Stein. Brevity is the soul of wit - Percy Greaves. Care killed a cat-Dot Haight. I Delays leave dangerous ends-Late- ness. Good things should be praised-High marks. He that runs fastest gets the ring- Max Schneider. Silence is the perfectest herald of joy -Ellen Taylor. unpleasantest ! Y Society is not pleasure, to one not soci- able-Helen Seimers. Sad hours seem long-Detention hours. As full of spirits as the month of May -May Pettit. Thy mind is a very opal - Florence Heitman. XVhat the gods delay, they not deny- Graduation. VVithin that awful volume lies the fate of many-Detention book. I see thee not and yet I feel thee still -Influence of mid-terms. XN'ar, even to the knife-Regents. My heart's upon my sleeve-Milton Meyer. XVho in this world can compare with me ?-Les Rounds. il...- Acrostically Speaking NorlVIan Halvorsen ChArlie Lauer IrviNg Morrow Ed. DUtcher KAy McDonald Bill. Coots Reg Strachey C1iF Butts Buck Eadle Al CouNsellor MildrEd Renwick LeS Rounds DoT Erdmann Mon Holland DUtcher Strachey RoycrofT YaLan GoldnEr Renwick Goldstein LAuer RoycrofT Halvorsen K. McDonaLd Eadie DonsTein Erdmann Strachey Twenty-nine

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You Never Can Tell Irving Morrow might become an en- gineer. Dorrie Haight might become an actress. lLouise McGuire might be a school teacher. ' Reg Strachey might be a Sheik. Margaret Hagquist might become a chorus girl. Fred Siyufy might be a bachelor. Ellen Graham might become an artist. Kay McDonald might enter a convent. Fd. Dutcher might be a street cleaner. Conrad Carlson might be a train an- nouncer. Mildred Renwick might become an old maid. Cliff Butts might become a statesman. Norman Halvorsen might become an historian. Don Steffee might become an athlete. Walter Schneider might be a circus midget. Irma Halvorsen might be a private sec- retary. Irving McGovern might be a butler. Marie Schretzlemeir might be a vamp. Buck Eadie might become a grind. Florence Heitman might become a kindergarten teacher. Gertrude Zimmerman might become a cook. Leonard Greenberg might become a sailor. ...O-.i And, Again, You Can Never Tell Half of the class might graduate. There might be a fire when we have a fire drill. Detention might be abolished, after we graduate. Dr. Lamb might take a trip to Europe. Twenty might be the passing mark in Regents. The Regents board might pass you if you get sixty-four. Boys might cease to talk so much. Teachers might cease to ask for home work. -' Students might be able to cut and get away with it. .1 Famous Lyin'-s of Seniors Fishing Line- Really, I don't see how you can dance with me... I don't know what I'm doing. I'm just following you You must tearh me how to really dance. Telephone Line- I've been feeling dreadful lately, so I thought I'd call you up and let your dear 'voice cheer me. Bread Line- It does a fellow good to have some home-cooked food once in a while. A dinner like this tastes good after a restaurant meal. I certainly en- joyed this dinner. Stag Line- Fd rather go stag any- time. You can pick out any girl you want to dance with, and you don't have to bother entertaining one girl all even- ing, or to take her home. More Line- Really, it's quite remark- able. I had just opened my Economics book, and had started to look over the lesson, when I got dizzy and couldn't look at the page. 'I'hat's why I haven't any home work. i.-0,.,. WANTED! ! ! Dr. Lawton's Fat Reducer - George Foster. H Some sleep-William Gould. A few thoughts-Literary committee. Diplomas-Class of 'Z3. A horse-A Latin student. A cut-Economics'Class. Some speed-Irving Morrow. Some sense-Eighth Grade. A louder voice-Margaret Hagquist. A crush -Dot Haight. More mirrors for the girls-Manual No gym-Everybody. Thirty-one