Samuel Gompers Vocational Technical High School - Artisan Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

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OB HJEETS Jon No. 10-ll V........,.. 4112-143 A14--4-5 .......... . TITLE Class Celebrities Autographs The Daily Bugle 46-47 .......... .......... I l Can Only Happen Here 118 ............. ......... D reams A149 ............. ,.......A. B allad of a Machinist ..... . 51-52 .................,.. 53-54 ......... ......ii.... 55-56 ......... 55-56 ......... CONTRIBUTORS Korol 8 Shapiro Sawitsky Applebaum Korol 81 Shapiro Hessek Braun Zabel Three Seasons in the Garden ..............................................,... Lynch Schaefer, Ticljcn N Klein Tracking the Track Team. ......... Wilson 81 Wallace Batter Up ......,....La C3lHlllit0'M6SlCl Off the Wall Manna Sl Cosentlno

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l'here's work to he done . 'llhat was one of the first statements to he made when a decision was reached. Gompers was to have it's first Year Book. lt all hegan one cold winter morning. A senior class was discussing the coming gradua- tion, when a hoy arose and pointed out the idea of having a Year Book. Before the day was over the idea sp1'ead like wild-fire. ln every senior class the prospects of a good Year Book were lacing discussed. Ahove thc roar and clamor, rose two teachers to take charge of this new project, Mr. Schur and Mr. Fisher. A staff had to he organized. The first week went hy with open discussions in the English class where each hoy had an opportunity to express his ideas and contrihute original work. It was amazing what a variety of talent was discovered. Artists, authors, poets, sports writers and photographers were plenti- ful, ln short order Mr. Sehur and Mr. Fisher selected the staff. Wlork on the Year Book was hegun. All kinds of material kept pouring in. After weeks of continuous toil the hook was finally put together. Special thanks go to our artists Shapiro, Korol, Sav- itch, Orhan, Sawitsky, Pezzullo and Yeager, Cohen, and the 803 hoys got the ads. Wilson, Wallace, Tietjen, Cosentino and many others helped put the sport news together. Villani did the superhuman job of going through 200 connpositions to weave to- gether the memoirs of a senior. Unexpected poets were found in the auto shops with Braun and Zabel. I To these and all the rest . . . Our sincerest apprecia- tloll . . . 3 s - is-t. 3 , Q