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

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- 1852 fir A Isa. i ps METROPCDLITAN STAFF Edizor-mffliref-Cmlif-fine Sfmdow Facuily Advisor-hir. Herman .iurohs LITERARY STAFF .infix Camhi-Editor TNVIHX BFUCIKIIQI' Ffilllii TTQFSTIOTII Catherine Sandow Ciiictu Curanico PHOTUGRAPHY STAFF Al Beriinsicy'-Editor Frank Liolta Harvey Zenreich John Chin Niitcheii Twiuchnivic Leanctre Baiiiveau ART STAFF Nvettesiy VVatson,-Editor Giicia Caranico Florence Boncierott Photography Advisor-Nieivi n Sail zman BUSINESS STAFF Rose Avaician'-'Editor Vviiiiam Lewis Vw'eiiesiey VVatson Eric' David Hal Seiznick Business Advisor-TViurray Cohn Our sincere lhanics to the memhers oi 5th and orh term photography class for their wort: on the senior portraits.

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I I 1' , 5 J I . fcqi.,-,bw-KM if X if- f i .. 5.2 ,ZW time Q' ,, K 'Vi .I r 5 . K K, X 'N 5 l Xiu D32 -V-,M n-li ., ix, 4 T : 'T i L.vuq.- u vu E . 'i'i1. AS Q Qi -. Q 'Xi 1 -. 2 1 N1 im! 4- ,... ' I I 1-.Y 1! I, . f -,--:LES-ig ,f J!! ,fi 1':.1Ti,, 5 5 V - : ..-7: nfw v-. ' 1-' Hi, 5 5 :viii-if ima: A f 1 L. 1 ' crliilmvrum' J 7, H, ,,,.,,., f.. ,- f,,,.,..,,f,., M ,A-,L M., .:.r,..:':7Zff fi: auf i.,,.,,mx fM,,,,ff,,f um, V1 Nr.. ,im .7 ,, ..... V . .-v.,..,,, ,ui f-f mf .f J., fm .Mu .v.m.f,..f :ffm n 1. .4 ur vp -in uv. mu.,-.il v.: i v. f--0 The hoys and girls who have as yet to graduate played as an impor- tant part, it not the most important, in procuring our new huilding. Be- cause of the industriousness they have shown, their ahility to learn.-1 to want to learn and to do things the way they have heen taught, or to improve upon what they have learned 5' ' '-E Brbbfkay .Sh-fain Fr :hey Purpaes aw EH EVE a a I 5 g EV I 'Qld I I J. Ra - llnLmi-Anyfjhivf' mgfqppggrrgm gn, ,J 'jzcarn - fimg llkll' me'l 'm' -5 Am 155030. Him-1 -Scrbli they have finally received their re- ward. A reward that is not theirs directly hut to he enjoyed hy their hrothers and sisters who, in the future, will attend Metropolitan. You can he sure now that we are leaving them a hetter place of learn- ing than we could have hoped for ourselves, of recognition as an in- stitution ot learning that is to he loolced up to and respected. We can say without any douhts in our minds that ours will he a school tor which those pupils who come after us will want to worlc and lceep in good reputation-for which we have all heen striving in the past. This is our contrihution to the future oi Metro- politan. This is their heritage from us. FRANK HERSHORN

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