Sarah Hale Vocational High School - Mannequin Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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Author June 1952 Dear Graduates, o . x graduatidii from high school brings to a close another chapter in vour Book ol Lite. In days to come, however, as vou turn the pages of the Mainu ijuin. vour Senior Yearbook, memory will turn back the pages of your high school life. Then you will relive many of its episodes: the happy times, the sad times, the activities in which you participated. You will also recall the people in vour high cho()l story, your fel- low-students and your teachers, as well a-- the subject-- vou studied and the serviics vou gave to your school. It is our dearest wish that, thiough all these pages and through those still to be written, there will run a strong, true theme tving u ) all the chapters in vour Book of Life as you write a purposeful story of high aims, understanding ot true values, service to your country, and a strong faith. Sincerely, Admiiiislialiie Astistanl

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Dear ' Diary . A few ctavs ano. ur ir( ' i ' i fci a i;ilt Iroin Miss Pt)lizzi : three hcdra, ;;, iled liasjs, usinsi; the alias. Iliiiliatiire lieati-iiiodels. ' ere thev a mess! Stiingx hail ' , mi iii.ike-u|)! Awhill Miss C ' .iiusd. mil petite. Ik ,illt i llhuie te.u ller. inspired u ti) va e a magic wand and create jlani(irnus inan- nei|nins. We drew lots lur the privilege nl ic- jiivenatiiig these creatures. Carmen Colon cre- ated Renee: Marie Castellano ' s master]3iece was Pepe; Marie Amabile designed a new drapi ' , as well as hair-stvle and make-u]j. and there she was — Denise! The girls relished the task ol turning Macheth ' s Three Weird Sisters into The Dazzling, Chic Trio. D ari , Dear Gee, it feels good to he a senior. We ' ll he experiencing all we have only been able to ob- serve, till now. The excitement of exams, the Prom, Senior Day, last minute preparations, re- hearsals, and then ... no more waiting! We will have in our hands out dil ov a, represent- ing four years at Hale. Dear Diary. Todav, the freshies lound out we ha e manv extra-curricular activities here at school. We ha ' e the Leaders ' . Choral, Newman, Trin- it Clubs. MdnntijUDi , and still others. I hopi- to get into the Honor Society! The Senior Dance will be upon us soon. Senifir Fine Dav is .March !i. (lan ' t w.iit lor the Prom! yW Z f Z i Dear Diary, Since- Hale- w. isn ' t a co-ed scliocil. 1 h.idn ' t thought there would be iiian sports. Was I mist.iki-n! riiough wi- don ' t have a footb.ill tc-.un. i- coni]jensate with sports suitai)le lor c)ung ladies. Solt b.ill .iiid c)llev ball .ire |)l.i cd In the lovsir teriiieis: basketball, the l.ivorite g.ime. is pl,i ed bv the U|)pil- termers! . iicl e ' ' e also learned to trip ihi- lit;ht l.in- t.lstlC. Dear Diary. When our teacher gave us our last library lesson, m curiosity was aroused. I decided to satisfy it b re.iding on inv own. .So m own elloits. .ulded to wh.it wi- have been doing in school, have paved a road of adventure for nie: f.intastic-. mythical, romantic ex])eriences, p.iinted with vivid words, lie before us. Dear Diary. The seeds I pl.mted lour years ago have born the fruits of educ .ition. Just as a tree needs water to grow, so did I recjuire the advice and hel|) of my teachers. With their aid, I expanded inv branches of knowledge. As I approach ma- turits, I look back pi-oudly ,it my accomjilish- nients. Dear Diary. With lli.it Big Da dr.iwing ever nearer, our futuic looms large before us. .A few of the girls would like to carve out professional careers for themselves; others intend to get married and do their p.irt to incrc-ase our po])ulation. But wh.itever their ambition. I ' m sure thev will all have successful futures. Whal do 1 iiant? Why, .1 c. ' in-er fust, .md thrn a home! Chairman: Savina . Ioiisi; . nne Blish, Charlotte Davis, Rovem.irie De Fina. Margie De Luca.