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

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PubliskiHg Mouse Chor.il Club Orchestra Mrs. Florcncf Donaghy Glorious music, sung b ' unusuall) ' fine voices, is the outstanding contribution of the Choral Chjb. If music be the food of love, sing on! However glorious the singing may be, it is further enhanced when accompanied by the orchestra. Flutes, violins, trumpets, drums, saxophones, a piano and a cello, under the direction of a talented conductor, perfonn at many functions including special assemblies and graduation. Our tour is over. Next will come proof-reading, page-proofs, and finally — the published books. We promise each of ycm first editions, compliments of the publisher: they will be autographed personally by the authois in the handsonu ' foyer of the H.ile Publishing House.

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Mouse Scimce In tile iid aiui ' d Bcuitx tUil- tuii- Class girls pulish arinus skills in ]jii ' paratioiis lor the Statr Board Exaininatioii which will grant successful candidates, li- censes to ]jractice cosmetology. Budding beauticians give mani- cures, hair cuts, head blocking, permanents. scalp treatments, and create hair styles. Cosmetology is a lel.ited s( ieiu c hi li sjives knowled.ge to the lu- ture beautician to make her tr.ide problems more meamntjiid. Thev study the ner ' ous system and cir- culation ol the blood as part ol understanding scalp treatmi-nts and facials. The State Board Ex- amination includes .1 paper on cosmetology. The te.i room tr.iins in .ill ih.- culinary arts: roasts, s.ilads, iij;- etables. .md delicious desserts. Luni li is (doked loi ' . .ind served daiK. dnriiii; time luiK h periods. to the m ult . In their study of small business, the students mana.ge and operate the SCHOOL STORE. They learn interior display, typing, busi- ness machines, and techni(|iies ol salesmanship. Thr sill to .ill bu - ers stock ganiienis 111, ide .it [I.ile. Bcaiit) Culture Miss Eugenia C.iruso Mrs. . nne MtC:,nth Related Science Miss Luc DeVivo Tea Room Mrs. Maude Fredm.m Small Business Mrs. Georgia Sli.iw

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JooiHotes Btlorc leaving on our strange, unknown journey to the Land of the Adult Future. We. the Grad- uates of the Class of June 1952. do hereby proclaim, announce and declare this document to be our Last Will and Testament. We bcciueath to our heirs, the following properties : To Miss .Sasuly: written itinerary of all the places we have visited with her, in her imaginative descriptions, during our English classes. 1 o Miss Crouliy: Xinety-nine more happy years of teaching the girls how to get lOO ' r in histon,. To Miss Fcnnclly: A book of oriiiiual. new jokev for the school paper. In Miss Schmidt and Mr . KInn: A miraculous robot to chase the girls out of the locker room on time. To Mrs. Donaiihy: . n orchestra xshiih will excel in playing the Three B ' s — Brahms. Beethoven, and Bach. To Future Frishmcn: A map plotting the wav to our secret Inner Sanctum, other- wise known as C22. To Xct ' dli ' ' Trade 1 lachers: A group of girls who have that rare, so-si ' ldom-tound skill: knowing how to sew. with a thimble! 1 o Beauty Culture Teachers: A new. shin pair ol scissors. Poodle Cuts, here the beauticians come! To Eighth Termers: 1. The privilege of using the Teachers ' Tea Room for lunch! Ah, dreams! 2. Oin- past experiences, including the thrill of being graduated. To All Our Previous Teachers: A new suppK ol patience and energv replacing what we have taken from vou. To All Future Students: We entrust to ymi our beloved Sarah J. Hale. To Miss Dreie: Our appreciation for being our light house of help and confidence in the stonns which sometimes beset us in our years at Hale. Being of sound mind, clear conscience l and w ith pockets fiat broke after paying all senior expenses), we do hereby affix oiu signatures, and do close this will and testament, signed, sealed and executed in the Year ot Our Lord, one thousand nine liundred and fifty-two. The Graduates SA L A .MORLSI ROSE . L RIE DE FIXA June 1952