Metropolitan Vocational High School - Metropolis Yearbook (New York, NY)

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ARTHUR UI-ILICH PRESIDENT SENIOR CLASS , A FAREWELL TO METROPOLITAN Vve, the graduating class of June l944, are ready to venture into the next phase of our lives. Now we go out into the world to build upon our high school foundation and seelc future happiness. Alter graduation from grammar school, we called upon Metropolitan to help us estalolish this foundation. Some of us had made plans Ioefore entering Metropolitan. Un the other hand, there were some of us who hadnytg to these students Metropolitan held out a guiding hand. Coun- selors, as well as trained advisors, consulted us individually. They delvecl into our personalities and discovered our aptitudes and interests. They let us try the vocation they thought would prove hest suited to us. We put our faith in them loecause they counseled us, not as paid teachers who had a duty to perform, hut as men and women who were interested in us and wanted to see us placed where we could develop our talents and find eventual happiness. Vve feel that the advisory system helped us immeasurahly and are grateful for the help. We are being graduated at a time when the world is at war to secure freedom. No douht some of us will serve in the armed forces of our country while others will haclc up the fellow with the gun hy producing in industry. But, regardless of what position we hold, we will try to malce Metropolitan proud of us, proud of the fact that she has produced well- trained American citizens. ARTHUR UHLICH

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C L S T S MIADISQN AND MONROE ADVISGRS

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