Murrell Dobbins Vocational Technical High - Flame and Steel Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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wig? 'Q Dear Seniors: A visitor who recently spent a day in our school gave me her impression of different features, then summed it all up with the observation, I think I would call it a happy school. I consider that high praise indeed, and my hope is that you seniors as you look back over your life at Dobbins can say these have been happy years. Our country has a surplus of pessimistsp little people without faith in themselves or in a higher Power. They prophesy darkly of the future of our nation which now leads the world in so many ways. As you go out to ioin the considerable group that now represents Dobbins in business and industry, my wish for you is happiness in your life work, the enduring happiness that re- flects confidence in your own ability, faith in the future of your country, and a considerate interest in your fellow man. Sincerely, J. NORWOOD BAKER, Principal

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Each co-ordinator serves the students pursuing certain vocational interests while they are in school and works in close relationship with em- ployers and other agencies in regard to placement and lollow-up. Another important function ol the co-ordinator is to assist in the administration ot the whole school. Improvement and retraining ol employed per- sons is also a part of his responsibility. He vital- izes the instruction by keeping it abreast of the technological changes in modern industry. Con- ferences are held with employers and labor organizations in order to promote a more harmon- ious relationship between the school and industry. Page Four UUIIRIH A'I'0li. HAROLD S. BOSTWICK IOHN I. L. GROSS LAWRENCE I. LIPP FRANK L. WHITE WILLIAM YOULTON