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

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2. 3. 5. 7. 9. I7-28. 28. 3 I . Wi Mr. Weissberger re+urn +o +he dribblers? Wi someone play 'rhe dribblers? Wi 'rhe Music Deparfmeni' learn how +o play music? Wi Drama+ic Deparlmenl' have some cabbage on hand af Wi fhe Crows Nes+ sfaff sfarl' wrifing a newspaper and s1'op playing fiddly-winks? Wi l'he 6.0. Reps. ever wake up? Wi +hey ever change menus in fhe lunchroom? Wi fhe Mefropolis sfaff ever gel' +o work? Forced back under sfudenf pressure. . Mr. Weissberger keeps quin+e+ happy playing iacks. Gorillas expelled from Honor Socie+y . . . LQ. loo high. Music Deparfmenl' concerf held greal' success Reporfs are 1'ha'r in some paris of 'rhe assembly il' sounded like music. School deser+ed asgParamoun+ changes program School amazed as one senior is fold he has slighl chance of graduafing. Senior even more amazed Marks sfarf coming in. S+uden'rs s'rar+ going ou'r Seniors hold prom. Some even bring girls. Mefro belches forfh seniors by fhe handful. Vofed biggesf ioke of 1'he year as 'rhey are all sei' +o con quer The world. fer +he nexl' show? XP! '99-W

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I7. 20. 23 3I I-8 I2 I5 I8 2I 22-3I 3l No more cries of Wake fhaf rep. up heard in 6.0. meefings. Council asleep for lasf fwo weeks. Senior found on fhird floor nof whisfling af co-ed: Body removed fo morgue. Sale of lunchroom fickefs reaches new high as Mr. Weingarfen hires cook of fhe monfh. Mefropolis sfaff ready fo go fo work. DECEMBER Crows Nesf sfaff sfarfled when fold fhey are wrifing newspaper. Mr. Weissberger finally gefs complefe feam, hor- rified fo find he has only feam in Vocafional League. Honor Sociefy holds meefing. Three gorillas found wifh' membership cerfificafes. Lunchroomgefs annual sweeping. Losf feachers found in rubbish. Marifime Deparfmenf pufs on play. Specfafors ioin Foreign Legion. Merry Xmas. ln holiday mood lunchroom offers hard boiled eggs. Mefropolis sfaff vow fhey will sfarf work im- mediafely. JANUARY Crows Nesf comes ouf under sfudenf pressure.

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Til-HIE G. U. QOLUINQIIL Under +he inspired leadership of Mr. Samuel Turchin, fhe General Organizaiion noi only carried oui' +he cusfomary ac+ivi+ies of previous ferms, bu+ assumed new dufies and responsibilifies during fhe pasr +erm. During +he baske+ball season, a girls' cheering squad, brighi in brand new sweafers and skirfs boughi' by 'rhe G.O., appeared on fhe floor and added a new spirii' +o 'rhe games. New iackefs were purchased for 'rhe Baslce+ball Team and a series of five lunchiime shows was presen+ed 'Free +o G.O. Members. As in previous ferms, s+uden'rs were able +o buy supplies ai' +he 6.0. Sfore ai' a sizeable discounl' and cer+ain sfores conlinued lo sell goods and equipmeni 'ro Me'rro's G.O.'s al a discounf. Membership soared 'lo +he ninefy perceni' marlc This +erm, +he grea+es+ membership in +he his+ory of fhe school. The G.O. Council consisfs of a President Vice-Presiden'r and Secre- fary elecied direclly by fhe s1'uden1's. The remainder of +he Council is composed of +he elecfed delega+es of +he Advisory Secfions. The ac+ion of fhe body is under fhe supervision of a Board of Governors composed of sludenl' delegafes presided over by Dr. Keller. OFFICERS: Presidenl . sssss ssss.. sssss s so Vincenl Saporifo Vice-Presidenl' s s s Frank Hershorn Secrelary ss.. s W .Ann Nalesky