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

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cable of drntrnts PACIE Title Pae;e 1 Miss Drew. Publislici 2 Mamisci i|:)t 3 Prcfarc 4 Table oi ( lf)iit(nis 5 Mrs. McNcrs. Authdi 6 juiiidr Miss 7 Maiini ' f|uiii Jdurnal H-9 The Plav ' s tiic I ' hint; ID-I 1 Sarah llal ' ( ilossar 12 Sonti; Anthology 1 ;•! First Ixlitioiis 14-1 ) Best Sillcis 16 ' l pr Setters 17 Best S(4lcis 18-3(1 Baitlett ' s I ' amiiiai Quotes ' ;■; 1 Proof Readers 32-34 BindiMs 35 Agents 36 PuhlieitN StalT 37 Puhlishin;; House 38-42 Footnotes 43 Literary Guild 44-47 Bibliooraphx 48-53 Finis 54 Pen Names 55-56

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Preface Four anxious vcais of wailiiiL, ' . for our thrillitiu iiionii-nt of graduation, aic oxer at lout; last. As we look l),i( k we sec thai we lia r limit up not onls our l)odir . hut our nniiiiv as will, with the strcnuth ol know li ' dijc. VVc arc like a lihiaiA ol v.ist Icarnint;: each one ol n- .1 hook ol wcll-lcarncd larts: v vr |ia!;c. Iillid with pni ions know h (.Itjc. !■ have hccn |)ii-pai( ' d to t.ikr our |)lac cs in thi- luturi-. With minds alert, we have set a goal: the .ittainment ol sueeess. As eharaetcrs in a hook moti -.ite the thinking .nid plot of a storv, so liavc our parents, teac hers and |)rini ipal aideti us in our never ending c|uest for knowledge. For this we are indeed grateful. . ' t times it was hard for us to see what these ])eo])le so wiseiv knew, hut. eventualK, their lo ing guidance and patience helped us to iniderstand. Each chapter ol oiu ' lile in Sarah J. Hale (ontaiiis ' aluable intonnation jjrcparing us lor our dailv li ing. Graduation is onlv one ol the manv chapters in our liook ol ife. This means the heginning ol new interests. Sorrow and hap- piness will he inter-mingled mam times hclore the final chaiUer is written. In vears to come, wt- will look liack o ' er the happ ' times spent in these halls ol learning, rcmemhering it was here in Sarah J. Hale that we were taught to be hel|jful and useful citizens of this, our great country. And we will put into practice every day of our li ( s a creed de( plv imbued within us; Love thv Neighbor. Mav we close this preface with the wish that this, our Mo»- ncqu ' in of June 1952, will be one of the rnemor.ible and treasured chapters in a never-ending volume tor us all. GEORGETTE HARK.

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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