School of Industrial Art - Evergreen Yearbook (New York, NY)

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'46, A if AUTUMN in E 'tw' A Q FRESHMAN 1 g A palpitation stirs within - it is unknown -- I wonder It mounts bursts forth ' W slug. ,B from its walls - invades my surroundings - I am captivated My desires length fi R' if 4 is beyond all sight - my sight is blinded. . 'vfflif ' ' iff 6 ' KNOWLEDGE -- learn X Z A soft breeze gently passes. 1:5 itefil- A My eyelids flutter, I -53 v ,vt lt takes away the blindness- leaves a tremor to my soul's depths , ' W A',ye A ABSORPTION - art. ' I' 'Af' I, ' 4 7 f J. V . X I ' ffl I A. -1 ' ' I '. kr A-K AJ' sire' f I rf.-' . 11. S I ll, o f X5 ' 'fff :L , fi' ' Y A X f Al' 1 A Ii' ' Ap ,ii O f, - f . 1 ' fy alicia, 1 s ,X ' ' ii. I I J lf fi t in, ,iqili I ff i H +2 ,iff :Zh H 4 iii. .A .1- J wi Q ls, I ' . , If . itviyx ,fp Q'-v I ,..,, , .1,I fi Though it is beauty - It is wonder - created by those past Parvenu - I am learning to understand its substance -- Its making Mind -- digest its basis - fingers - extract its value. CREATE Nature's creation is present - my mind cannot absorb its beauty Its contents To a leaf- a tree brings life - it is Natures child. To a child -- a mother brings life -- it is Natures child. RECORDED -- yes - always to subsist THE TEMOR SETTLES -- THE BREEZE DIES - BEAUTY Is FORGOTTEN ' NATURE WITH ERS. 7 WINTER WHEN THE SEASON COM ES AGAIN YOU WILL BE BORN 'SOPHOMORE Animals ran for shelter - food was gathered -- noise had ceased - people were passive - Winter - was cold. Snow fell - the country was silent and rich with beauty. Snow fell - the city was crowded and rich with wonder. Shelters were warmg behind them life prevailed. What is the secret behind those walls - the walls of SIA? That is the question the stranger asked, the child asked --, the visitor asked -, I, days ago, asked. What are the contents of those snow covered walls? --, What are the contents of those child-like faces that enter with assurance? Listenl I knowl I will tell you I Deep within the seed - the child of ambition is covered -- protected, from the nagging unknown - the inexplainable wonder. Deep within, the earth protects its contents from the harsh - the cold - the winter. Protected, they are fed - the earth's seed - the mineral -, the child - the knowledge. A new energy is born -- developed. Mind - to thinkl Heart -- to give warmth! Eyes - to see! Mouth to speak! It has gained fleshy been given the contents of forwarding - it will :feed - it will nourish. When Spring comes it willefvbloamg, Art's beauty will be formed of the mind and recorded with the hand. Made of the seed in SIA. I l1nanv.d,,4nA.kLvk ' A ,4 .W ' A--'if' if ,Y Yfrgw 72 a

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Yllfl' 1957 YEARBOOK EDITOR Dale Drummond ART DIRECTOR Antonio Porrata LITERARY Donald Weintraub Marie Athanas Dale Drummond Roxanne Freire Joan Giarruso Brunilda Jiminiez Antonio Porrata . ILLU STRATION Antonio Porrata Barbara Domroe Lynette Bethel Kathy Butler Carlos Irizzarry Priscilla Jones Edwin Rodriguez Carol Schreiber Laurel Tucker Donald Weintraub Stanley Berkowitz 0 PHOTOGRAPHY Rogelio Paradis 0 CONTRIBUTORS Simon Briker Aida Ciocca Roberta Loeb Angela Marino Allen lVIiller Josephine Moschella. Roy Roberts Israel Sanabria Lois Skolnick O ADVERTISING COM MITTEE Karen Bandy Roxanne Freire Kenneth Fox John Donnelly i ,,... . PRODUCTION O TYPOGRAPHY Edwin Rodriguez Carlos Irizarry Ben Patitucci Antonio Porrata Carol Schreiber Howard Sperber Alvin Williams Dale Drumond Lynette Bethel Stanley Berkowitz Francis Donohue Geraldine Goldberg George Katz Carol Schreiber LAYO U T Irene Cortesi Kathy Butler Brenda Fentner Ben Patitucci Carol Schreiber Al Villano Alvin Williams LITERARY ADVISER Daisy Aldan Miller ART ADVISER Leo Soretsky BUSINESS ADVISER Jack Somers SCHOOL or 1NDusTRIAL ART 211 E. 79TH ST. JOHN B. KENNY PRINCIPAL

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3I'lKllIEI JUNIOR We feel warmth and sense light - curiosity invades -- we step forward wonder- ing4-- What shall be met? We have been given, the tool of thought -, the muscle of movement -, and the nerve of feeling. We have tasted the many arts - and chosen 1 Wes' X , 5 ,hh the one -. lt is our challenge - our joy - our pain -- our want. With these tools ' ' we will work to be its conqueror and make it our life. The river's ice melts - SPRING! The water flows free, nature's children ride its crest - absorbing its beauty -, light and true. Accepting its soul -, deep and V solid 3 'following its rapids, forward and beyond to the skies end. We smell the sauce of success -, taste the strength of desire. Words cannot express such want, to hold it to make it ours. The path we are shown - God give us strength to follow it - SUMMER! Do make it ripe. SUMMER gg W p, I ,gag R -X v A' H SENIOR aw' J fu The beginning of summer and a new life . . . The Senior year! All too S must go to meet and fulfill our destiny . . . We are vaguely apprehensive, yet, sgangely expectant. We look back once more. Time . . . Memory . . . Friends! Snowflakes melting - Time! Visions of the past - memory -- love that never dies, Friends! Out of reach, out of grasp . . . it has all ended. As we look back, all the joys, sorrows, .417 f 5 tis i 4 x W fn' 'N 4 F JM in X ., 53 Y revelations, failures, visions,Hicker through our minds, reawaken within us. O, do not leave us, as the leaves fall upon the ground, to wander alone. Yet the future is here and we must heed., The darkness gives way to the light . . . Light of knowledge, the light of faith and hope. ln the distance is our goal. But we need not hasten, for as slowly as we may tread, our goal seems to come to us. The flowers shine in their brightness. One step taken . . . then two . . . now three, the brightness of pronfise awaits. The warm summery glow of this last most significant year will be remembered by all. Its' heat sets us ashimmer, and a voice seems to echo - This is the end - Good-bye . . . Good-bye . . . At last we start to realize the beauty is everywhere around us. Our spirit is stron . We shall leave school and be born again. lf there be any tale in ,these ha ds, let it pass on to the world. y 'ei ' ,X V DALE DRUMMOND . S , 'Q ,Jail 5 SAME? ., .'. H I 1 ' A i,,, al, ex, .ff , J .3 l r. .l -,.4,. l, ,',D'n- i 1-V 1 ., , , r- - f .1 ,. , 4. i If- , I ' f ln N, rt! .. 9-!E.,d....Aeh 'V -ws-miBna......a-,,, , ,agus-911.5 f:+.,' f if ,as 0, ...Q- Y ff ' 0 1 9. 'ya .M I I .vvi-