St Saviour High School - Thabor Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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X2 i THABOR Lrttle Mrss Ifmbm IS now Eve years of age The mter natronal confllct his temporarlly curtalled the progresslve growth of thls Sarnt Savrour annual, but rt has not dampened the enthusrasm of the students for another souvemr of thexr schooldays Patrrotxsm IUOElV'1ICLl the Cfmreful budgetlng of euh IICIU so th tt this rssue might be forthtomlng Because of VMIIIIITIC' prxorrtxes the cover m1terx1l 1nd the photogravure sectlons have undergone 1 Lhrnge Deletrons of colored plltes 'md wttron shots were necessary to meet costs The book represents hours of wrrtrng edrtrng 1nd re edrtrng Mayor credrt IS due to Mary Connors, to Marxe Vatalaro, to Elleen Brophy, and to ane Colllns Wrth the cooperatron of these students Thabor uhreved IIS lrterary purpose hmnual support Lxkewlse to the xx ell vslshers to the patrons to the frrends md to the rdvertlsers the edrtors md the staff tre ummmous m thcrr fapprecmtron of the generosrty of these loyal contrxbutors fhalaor fdzrfnrzzzflvztf M Connors Thahor Sflff fraud M Connors Icl tn 715121 Bzzrmcrr l1Hn'1ldL!,f P lNussu 4Not rn lfrlllullll, P Nussu I Walsh I Collms A Brady plcturcl Atmtmtc lflfmr Dolores Roe D Lors M Vatalaro E Brophy Armuafc BIlfl!l6iYAl:l71dLLf D Lee S. - A Q4 A1 I wil . . . To the junior Friends, Tbubor is most grateful for the 1 ' , 3 .fa .f 'Z . , . -ff ,

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CHEMISTRY You sleep unperturbcd Around you 1 WISE b1ttle IS vmged 1gunst the enemies of man by chemrsts all over the world Their weapons 1re not of detth but of life They fight not with the svsord but wlth the test tube Lrke Madame Curre they labor to find th1t whrch will sustun life In vmr the hboruory 1ssumes new import 1nce Gases 1nd explosives take their pl1ccs besxde v1tf1m1ns cmd hormones Sulfa drugs move from 1n unimportant position on 1 llborltory shelf to the role of life suer on the b1ttle field Qenturres have trmsformed the 1lchem1sts l1bor1tory cluttered with furnaces stills 1nd bellows to the modern chem1sts lnbor1tory glelmmg with stone topped tfxbles ind rows of bottles 1I'lLl test tubes Here If Sunt S1v1o11r the new llbllflfllfy modern in every Though the first class was small the eleven proneers persevered Dmly they delved into the mysterles of itoms 1nd molecules 5.21565 solids 1nd llquids compounds ind mixtures This basic course has led many of the grrls to choose careers as nurses tech n1c111ns, and research chemists The class held an open house in Mmy The exhibit nrranged by the chemxstry students depicted the v1r1ous phises of l1bor1tory vsork in war and IH peice The con version of blood plasma the use of sulfur rn the life of the common man, and crystwl form1t1ons were but 1 few of the sublects consrdered The class enters 1 w1r world for its first experiment wrth life In theory 1nd in practice the appl1c1t1ons 1e1rned in the l1bor1tory should gu1r1ntee a Sl1CCCSSfLll md frultful life The eleven 1re gone, yet more 1nd still more wx 1ll come to tflke their pl 1ces e11ger to recerve wh1t chemistry has to offer A . 1 '1 1 ' '1 1 71' ' ' ' . i 1 1 , ' . 1 ' ' ' 1 ' i . '1 , 1 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 t . ' 1 . ' ' i i ' 1 i 1 ' ' 1 1 ' ' li ' , ' , 1 ' ' V 1 1 D V ' ' - 1 1 'J 1 . 1 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 1 ', ' respect, facilitated the introduction of 21 new course to meet the needs of 11 wartime world, . K , ' . L ' i i 1 1 ' ', 1 , ' ' 1 ' i , ' , 1 ' , i' 1 ' 1 1 1 ' , i ' A 1 ' . ' - 1 y ' ' - t 1 i 1 ' ' ' ' . Q I 1 V . - l . A . A I ' i' , 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 - ' 2 1 ' 1 .

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called fe I to fluff W 1 sh 11lor Nl Vltalaro Il Illll' S741 11 Ill, t I I fl rf cillllll nnlgxn l P 3 u L ors Sxxxnson Brow SALVATOR ln the realm of lOL1l'Ulll9I11 8111111111: thc Salnt Srwour new spaper has won 1ts llurels from the C1Il1OllL Press Asso LITIIOII The paper IS the epltomc of student thought word and mtlon Heulltnes and artrtles xnnounce such tr1d1t1on1l 'ICFIVIFICS as Fzrnt Ilrlzlny Meemzqr Cmmde Brlrige and Frerb man Immztmrz Among the outstandxng lntervlews durmg the year were Monsxgnor Fulton I Sheen of the Cdflliblli Unner stty of Amenta oe Medvntk of the Brooklyn Dodgers 1nd Thxs years S1111 tzffm hxve been vxttory ISSLICS complynng mth the regulations of the Wu Department on metals and on prmtlng materltls md rs Stzlnztvr goes to press II also goes to war The experlenees of the stlif reporters are qurte excrtmg once the flavor of the prlnters :nk runs through the vems of the young j0L1I'fl1llSI5 There lb the pllnnmg of 1 dllllllllj topped by the charatterrsnt lag md the rush of 1 deaailme As the staff of 19h doses lf rctounts rt has one last stltement to make Hn pzptr fun gum lo lzezf Ill Sf , ff 'guvz j. '4l:,I5l' 31. af' ,:1 ,. 1111.1-f 11 fsfgl. I ' Ha 'jx , 3. incra. l, Conyers, A. Brady, M. C tlly, D. C M. f '. 5 , lf. thy. ' L , ' 1 1 'N - ' ' S, , J N - y 1 David Soden, outstanding Catholic layman of Brooklyn. . - 7 - - fs -... - ' ' f 31 1 ' - ,f w . - . . ' 55,1 .1 4 ' v . . 1 , t 1 .yilliab L , , , A , I L-1 , P -:if 11'